Amazon just announced it is purchasing the primary care provider One Medical for roughly $3.9 billion making it the company’s third-largest acquisition behind Whole foods, and MGM. NBC News’ Joshua Johnson is joined by associate professor of marketing at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business Christie Nordhielm to discuss the all-cash deal.
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