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McKesson to Acquire Controlling Interest in Florida Cancer Specialists’ Management Services for $2.49 Billion

McKesson Corp. has announced its agreement to acquire a controlling stake in Community Oncology Revitalization Enterprise Ventures LLC (Core Ventures) for $2.49 billion in cash. Core Ventures, a business and administrative services organization established by Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute (FCS), supports nearly 100 FCS clinics across Florida. The transaction will give McKesson approximately 70% ownership, with FCS physicians retaining a minority interest. Core Ventures offers operational and advisory services that align practice locations, ancillary services, and patient care across FCS. The acquisition will integrate Core Ventures into McKesson’s Oncology platform, with financials reported under the US Pharmaceutical segment. FCS, which operates with more than 250 physicians and 280 advanced practice providers, will remain independently owned but will join McKesson’s US Oncology Network, enhancing community-based cancer care. “This acquisition strengthens our ability to deliver advanced treatments and enhance care experiences while reducing costs,” said Brian Tyler, CEO of McKesson. “Our collaboration with FCS and Core Ventures aligns with our commitment to improving patient outcomes and expanding access to quality care.” FCS CEO Nathan Walcker echoed the sentiment: “This partnership with McKesson and joining The US Oncology Network is a significant step for FCS. It enhances our mission to deliver patient-centered cancer care and bring cutting-edge medicine into communities across Florida.” The deal is subject to regulatory clearances and standard closing conditions. Source: hcinnovationgroup

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ZEE Entertainment Shares Rebound After Initial Plunge on Director’s Exit Ahead of AGM

ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEE) witnessed a brief setback as its shares tumbled by 9% during Thursday’s trading session following the unexpected exit of non-executive non-independent director Adesh Kumar Gupta from the board. However, the stock demonstrated resilience, recovering most of its losses as the session progressed. Gupta, who served as a crucial member of the audit committee and chairman of the risk management and stakeholders relationship committees, cited personal reasons and commitments for his departure ahead of the upcoming annual general meeting (AGM). The initial market reaction led to a decline of 8.79%, with the stock hitting a low of Rs 284.10 on the BSE. In his resignation letter, Gupta expressed regret for being unable to continue as a director due to personal reasons and commitments. He withdrew his re-appointment at the AGM but extended his best wishes for the company’s success, particularly emphasizing the completion of the pending merger with Sony. ZEE Entertainment responded by confirming Gupta’s exit from key committees after the AGM. The company’s 41st AGM is scheduled for Saturday, December 16, at 4:00 pm (IST). ZEE has announced that the AGM will be conducted through video conferencing and other audio-visual means, adhering to circulars issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and the Securities and Exchange Board of India. Investors, initially concerned about the sudden exit, regained confidence as the trading session progressed, reflecting the market’s anticipation of a smooth AGM and positive outcomes for the pending merger with Sony.

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