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Business · 16 May 2026

Reed Jobs' $1bn fund eyes UK cancer care

Reed Jobs' $1bn fund eyes UK cancer care

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New cancer treatments could become available to ordinary people in the UK. Steve Jobs' son, Reed Jobs, is looking to invest his oncology-focused venture capital fund, Yosemite, which manages over $1bn, into UK cancer care opportunities. He stated that UK research is 'world class' and aims to transform outcomes, motivated by his father's death from cancer in 2011.

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