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Johnson & Johnson is making one of the biggest bets in the healthcare industry on using data science and artificial intelligence to bolster its work. The 137-year-old pharmaceutical and medical-device company has hired 6,000 data scientists and digital specialists in recent years, and spent hundreds of millions of dollars on their work, such as using machines to scour massive health-record datasets. Last year the company opened a state-of-the-art research site near San Francisco that houses advanced data science.
Persons: Johnson Locations: San Francisco
No one enjoys waiting in long lines at airport security or suffering through a departure delay. Some airports do a better job of making those miseries less miserable. LaGuardia Airport in New York and Orlando International Airport in Florida are infamous among travelers for their problems with on-time arrivals and departure delays. The reasons are largely the same: Both are located in highly trafficked airspace and manage inclement weather and air-traffic control issues.
Organizations: LaGuardia, Orlando International Airport Locations: New York, Florida
No one enjoys waiting in long lines at airport security or suffering through a departure delay. Some airports do a better job of making those miseries less miserable. LaGuardia Airport in New York and Orlando International Airport in Florida are infamous among travelers for their problems with on-time arrivals and departure delays. The reasons are largely the same: Both are located in highly trafficked airspace and manage inclement weather and air-traffic control issues.
Organizations: LaGuardia, Orlando International Airport Locations: New York, Florida
Morgan Stanley’s James Gorman Picked a Good Time to Leave
  + stars: | 2023-10-28 | by ( Telis Demos | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +1 min
James Gorman has spent nearly 14 years as Morgan Stanley CEO. Photo: Michael Bucher/The Wall Street JournalJames Gorman guided Morgan Stanley through years of superlow interest rates and booming stock markets. His successor, Ted Pick , might have to come up with some new ideas for a new era. Gorman, who will step down at the end of the year after almost 14 years as chief executive, bet big on wealth and asset management by absorbing all of Smith Barney and later buying E*Trade and Eaton Vance. And by valuation, Morgan Stanley has often been the leader of the pack, generally trading at a higher price-to-book ratio than even JPMorgan since the start of last year.
Persons: James Gorman, Morgan Stanley, Michael Bucher, Ted Pick, Gorman, Smith Barney, Eaton Vance, JPMorgan Chase Organizations: JPMorgan, JPMorgan Chase ’
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