Adam Bosworth unveils Keas, a social game that uses peer pressure to make co-workers healthier

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It has been two years since Ignition Partners backed Adam Bosworth’s stealthy consumer health startup Keas. But the London-born entrepreneur, who was famously accused of violating a non-compete agreement when he left Microsoft to form the startup Crossgain in 2000, is taking the wraps off the San Francisco-based startup today. The idea? Keas uses game… Read More…

Microsoft vet Dave Chase sets out to fix the ‘broken’ health care system with Avado

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There’s perhaps no industry as screwed up in America as health care. And Dave Chase, who helped create the healthcare business at Microsoft during his 12-year tenure, is now looking to help fix it through a new Seattle startup company called Avado. Chase has allied with Bassam Saliba, another former Microsoft veteran who played key… Read More…