Medline
Coverage of Medline in the Nexus archive.
- Bay Area hospitals brace for delays after massive Tracy medical supply warehouse fire
A fire at Medline's Tracy distribution facility has caused Bay Area hospitals to monitor their medical supplies closely, potentially leading to delays.
- Environmental testing ongoing as cleanup at Tracy Medline fire transitions to new phase
Cleanup efforts continue at the Medline warehouse site in Tracy after a massive fire destroyed the 1-million-square-foot facility. Environmental testing is ongoing as the cleanup transitions to a new phase.
- Unhealthy air quality in California city as huge warehouse fire burns for 3rd day
A fire at a Medline medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, has burned for three days, causing unhealthy air quality and prompting officials to urge sensitive individuals to stay indoors. Firefighters face challenges due to poorly functioning sprinklers and hydrants, and efforts to contain the blaze are expected to continue for several days.
- Officials say sprinklers at California medical equipment warehouse didn’t work during blaze
A fire at a Medline-owned medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, was exacerbated by non-functional sprinklers and hydrants, leading to the building's destruction and nearby fires. No injuries were reported, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will investigate the blaze's cause.
- Fire destroys medical equipment warehouse in California and prompts evacuations at nearby facilities
A fire destroyed a Medline medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, spreading to a nearby FedEx facility but being contained there. Evacuations of surrounding industrial facilities occurred due to wind risks, though no homes were evacuated. Issues like a broken sprinkler system and low water pressure hindered firefighting efforts.
- The Class of 2026: Meet the 12 companies making their Fortune 500 debut
Twelve companies, including Galaxy Digital, Medline, and Bitgo Holdings, have made their debut on the 2026 Fortune 500 list, representing industries such as crypto, medical-surgical products, and natural gas. These companies achieved the required $7.5 billion revenue threshold to join the list, which ranks the top 500 U.S. corporations by revenue.