The Latest Breaking News from Anne Wojcicki

Since it was founded nearly two decades ago, 23andMe has grown into one of the largest biotechnology companies in the world. Millions of people have used its simple genetic testing service, which involves ordering a saliva test, spitting into a tube, and sending it back to the company for a…

The blue-chip board and the startup star had been on a collision course for months. Here’s what really happened.

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Avid Ventures has raised $87 million for its second fund, Fortune can exclusively report.

The board has rejected both of Anne Wojcicki’s buyout proposals to save the struggling genetics company

CEO Anne Wojcicki said the mass exodus left her “surprised and disappointed.”

Genetic-testing firm 23andMe was dealt a major blow in its effort to take the company public on Tuesday when its independent directors resigned from the board over what it called CEO Anne Wojcicki's lack of action on the matter.

The former YouTube CEO died at 56 after two years living with lung cancer.

The at-home genetic testing company is dealing with financial woes and a data breach. What does that mean for customers?

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Genetics have the potential to transform how we predict, prevent, and treat almost all human disease, writes 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki.