Verily CEO Andrew Conrad told employees he wants to end the 'rivalry' with Google's own health team. That could jumpstart collaborations between a combined workforce of more than 1,300. (GOOG)

Verily CEO Andrew Conrad told employees he wants to end the 'rivalry' with Google's own health team. That could jumpstart collaborations between a combined workforce of more than 1,300. (GOOG)

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· Despite both living under parent company Alphabet, Verily and Google Health act largely independent of one another.
· But that might be about to change.
· Verily CEO Andrew Conrad told employees he wants to end the 'rivalry' between the two companies, hinting at more collaboration in the future.
· Google Health has grown...

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