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United Health pulls back, Chime moves forward, and Taiwan makes its case.

United Health is considering four non-binding bids for its Banerica unit for about $1 billion.

Two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters that United Health expects to fix a

deadline for binding offers next month.

United Health acquired Ban Medica, which operates in Colombia and Chile for

$2.8 billion in 2018. The company has reportedly received bids from U.S. private equity firm

ACON investments, Latin America focused asset manager Patriot Investments, Texas-based non-profit Christus Health and Latin American

health care firm, AUNA. While United Health has been trying to exit Latin America since

2022 amid mounting losses, efforts have ramped up in recent months in the wake of its CEO's

abrupt exit and an ongoing criminal investigation. The company

exited Brazil in 23 in Peru in March. In May, it said it expected to close the planned

sales of its remaining South American operations within the year. Chime Financial's initial

public offering is seeing investor demand exceed the number of available

shares by more than 10 times, according to a media report dated Monday. The fintech company is still

expected to price its IPO after Wednesday's market close. Banks will stop taking orders at 4 p.m. today. It previously disclosed that it

expects to price its market debut of 32 million shares of Class A common stock at $24 to $26 a piece.

Chime is offering 25.9 million shares and selling shareholders are offering almost 6.1 million shares.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan is urging Washington to treat Taiwan as a partner

rather than an adversary. In its 2025 white paper, the group called for the removal of new

and proposed tariffs on Taiwanese goods,

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