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Doximity was dubbed the LinkedIn for medical professionals, and a bullish thesis on the company was published on Substack.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Aug 18

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Doximity was dubbed the LinkedIn for medical professionals, and a bullish thesis on the company was published on Substack.

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Doximity
company in San Mateo, United States
- Lawsuits were filed in U.S. District Court and Northern District of California involving Baidu and Doximity.18:37
LinkedIn
American social networking website for people in professional occupations
- A dispute arose over false and defamatory advertisements involving a son's LinkedIn profile, operating under Pennsylvania state law.Mon 22:06
- A Northern District of California judge ruled on AI tools used by recruiters, referencing NYC's prior hiring restrictions.Mon 20:54

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Doximity powers U.S. News' Doctor Finder and Patient Connect, and is listed with the NYSE ticker DOCS.Oct 13

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