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Share: Pandora A/S (OTC: PNDZF), the Denmark-headquartered jewelry manufacturer and retailer, has announced it will no longer use mined diamonds in its product line. What Happened: The company is replacing the mine-based gems with a diamond collection created in laboratories. According to the company, lab-created diamonds are identical to mine-excavated diamonds and share the same optical, chemical, thermal and physical characteristics. The lab-grown diamonds are being branded under the Pandora Brilliance banner and will initially be sold in the U.K. before a wider international launch in 20...

TV and digital news consumption has gone into a tailspin during Joe Biden’s first 100 days as president. What Happened: According to The Hill, major ...

Share: CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) has inaugurated CVS Health Ventures, a corporate venture capital fund aimed at creating partnerships with early-stage companies focused on improving the accessibility and affordability of health care. What Happened: According to the Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based company, the fund will begin with $100 million allocated for investments. The initial targets for the fund will encompass companies in digital health care. The fund is a continuation of earlier investments and partnerships for CVS Health, which has made more than 20 direct investments through its CVS and...

CVS Health Debuts $100M Venture Capital Fund For Early-Stage Health Care Companies Benzinga 4/29/2021 © Provided by Benzinga CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) has inaugurated CVS Health Ventures, a corporate venture capital fund aimed at creating partnerships with early-stage companies focused on improving the accessibility and affordability of health care. What Happened: According to the Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based company, the fund will begin with $100 million allocated for investments. The initial targets for the fund will encompass companies in digital health care. Popular Searches

Share: The family of Lee Kun-Hee, the late chairman of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is donating 23,000 pieces of art in an effort pay off an inheritance tax bill of roughly $11 billion. What Happened: South Korea has a 60% inheritance tax. Lee, who owned 4.18% of Samsung at the time of his death last October, was South Korea’s richest person and had an estimated net worth of $20 billion. According to an Associated Press report, the Lee family’s tax bill is the largest in South Korean history and more than three times the nation’s total estate tax revenue for 2020. The art donations ...