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How This Startup Became Big Tech's Health Care Provider

"If they can keep the cost of care down, they can keep more of their profits."

Once an obscure health care company, Crossover Health has netted some of the biggest names in technology. And its new venture with Amazon is about to make it even bigger. Reporter Keerthi Vedantam writes about how it's part of a larger trend aiming to change U.S. health insurance.

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How Crossover Health Became Big Tech's Health Care Provider

Facebook, LinkedIn and Comcast are among its clients and its providers now oversee 400,000 patients across the country. Now, Amazon is using the company to power their 17 in-person clinics, including one near its fulfillment center in San Bernardino. Read more>>

Meet Austin Clements and His New Fund for Black Entrepreneurs

Slauson & Co co-founder Austin Clements talks with L.A. Venture podcast about how race informs his business and how he's trying to impact people of color looking to break into the venture industry. Read more>>

Investing in Entertainment Tech in a Post-COVID World

As COVID-19 vaccinations continue and restrictions slowly lift, consumers and companies alike are confronting an entertainment industry changed by the pandemic. Read more>>

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