<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Genetic testing company 23andMe, after facing challenges including a cyberattack and bankruptcy, has a deal to be acquired by Anne Wojcicki's nonprofit.</li><li>Wojcicki's nonprofit TTAM Research Institute made a $305 million bid that was accepted over Regeneron's $256 million offer.</li><li>The acquisition includes plans to notify customers, maintain privacy policies, and set up a Consumer Privacy Advisory Board.</li><li>Wojcicki expressed excitement about continuing 23andMe's mission to empower individuals with genetic information.</li><li>The acquisition is subject to bankruptcy court approval and facing legal obstacles, including objections from 28 state attorneys general.</li><li>The privacy policies of 23andMe and the consent for selling genetic data are under scrutiny.</li><li>There are concerns regarding consumer trust as interim CEO Joseph Selsavage revealed that 15% of customers requested data deletion post-bankruptcy.</li></ul>

Anne Wojcicki’s nonprofit reaches deal to acquire 23andMe

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