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Articles by Randy Osborne

Vion's $32M Stock Offering Will Fund Cloretazine Phase III Trial

Jan. 27, 2005
By Randy Osborne
About two weeks after its shelf registration became effective, Vion Pharmaceuticals Inc. has agreed to sell up to 10 million shares in a direct offering at $3.25 each to institutional investors, with net proceeds of about $30 million after placement fees and other expenses are paid. (BioWorld Today)
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PDL's Buyout Of ESP Pharma: $475M For Drugs, Sales Team

Jan. 26, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Protein Design Labs Inc. agreed to buy the hospital-focused pharmaceutical firm ESP Pharma Inc. for $300 million in cash and about $175 million in stock, thereby gaining marketed products, a 75-person sales force, entry into the cardiac field - and about $14 million in ESP debt. (BioWorld Today)
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Pfizer's $527M Angiosyn Bid Not A Challenge To Macugen

Jan. 25, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Building upon its ophthalmology franchise, Pfizer Inc. entered an agreement with Angiosyn Inc. to buy the privately held start-up for an up-front payment and other compensation valued at up to $527 million, not counting royalties, which also are part of the deal. (BioWorld Today)
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Ambit Hits A Triple, Signs BMS, GSK, Pfizer To Deals

Jan. 24, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Ambit Biosciences Inc.'s super-multi-tasking approach to kinase screening bagged the company deals with three of pharma's top players - Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., GlaxoSmithKline plc and Pfizer Inc. (BioWorld Today)
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Schering-Plough Plans Buyout Of Platform Firm NeoGenesis

Jan. 24, 2005
By Randy Osborne

XenoPort Seeking $86.25M IPO For Prodrug Research

Jan. 21, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Rigel, Pfizer Entering Deal For Allergic Asthma Drugs

Jan. 21, 2005
By Randy Osborne
Rigel Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s preclinical work with IgE receptor inhibitors in respiratory mast cells to treat allergic asthma and other diseases netted the company a collaborative research and licensing deal with Pfizer Inc. - but the arrangement does not include Rigel's Phase II rhinitis drug, R112, which the big-pharma firm might scoop up later for more money. (BioWorld Today)
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AVI Sky High On Patents, Potential For State Funds

Jan. 20, 2005
By Randy Osborne

Regeneron, Dendreon Ride Industry's Ups And Downs

Jan. 17, 2005
By Randy Osborne
SAN FRANCISCO - As a Pacific storm cleared after dumping days of rain on northern coastal California, the sun shone intermittently on the 23rd annual JPMorgan Healthcare Conference here, the way the figurative sun shines intermittently on the industry itself, with winners and losers, big and small. (BioWorld Financial Watch)
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Sepracor CEO Vows Company Will Become 'Household Word'

Jan. 13, 2005
By Randy Osborne
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