The California-based nonprofit founded by the former 23andMe CEO is set to close the $305 million deal in coming weeks.

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Anne Wojcicki's nonprofit is set to purchase all significant assets of the bankrupt genetic testing company, 23andMe, for ...

Anne Wojcicki, the co-founder and former CEO of 23andMe, will purchase the bankrupt company’s assets for $305 million, the genetic testing company said Friday. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals had agreed to ...

Regeneron is backing away from buying the DNA-testing company after a nonprofit controlled by co-founder Wojcicki made a higher bid. The private-equity firm plans to bid against rival Advent ...

Me, which became a household name for its genetic testing services, is set to emerge from bankruptcy as a nonprofit.

The California-based company, which allowed customers to learn about their ancestry by submitting saliva samples in the mail, filed for bankruptcy in March. As part of that process, it's auctioning ...