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EpiCept To Take Maxim In $136M Stock Buyout

Sep. 7, 2005

Privately held pain drug firm EpiCept Corp. entered a deal to pay about $136 million in stock to take over Maxim Pharmaceuticals Inc., and the agreement is expected to close in the fourth quarter. (BioWorld Today)

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