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expressed are his own.)
By Robert Cyran
NEW YORK, May 31 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Tempus helps
tailor treatments with its library of DNA and other tests. In a
market giddy about AI, it could be worth $6 bln. One hitch is
that founder Eric Lefkofsky, who started the online coupon
provider, will keep control. The marginal value of its data is
also shrinking.
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Tempus AI, which collects and analyzes molecular and
clinical data from patients, disclosed its plans for an initial
public offering on May 20.
The company generated $532 million of revenue in 2023, a 66%
increase from the previous year. Its annual net loss narrowed to
$214 million from $290 million.
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