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Articles by Brady Huggett

Ribapharm Enters Record Books With Long-Awaited $260M IPO

April 15, 2002
By Brady Huggett
It’s been a long time coming, but well worth the wait. Ribapharm Inc., having filed for its initial public offering in June 2000, got the deal done Friday, pricing 26 million shares at $10 apiece, raising $260 million and entering biotechnology’s IPO record book. (BioWorld Today)
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Isis Presents Interim ISIS 2503 Phase II Pancreatic Cancer Data

April 11, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Isis Presents Interim ISIS 2503 Phase II Pancreatic Cancer Data

April 11, 2002
By Brady Huggett

ImClone Presents Preclinical Data Of Erbitux In Combination Study

April 10, 2002
By Brady Huggett

ImClone Presents Preclinical Data Of Erbitux In Combination Study

April 10, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Ceres Applying Genomics To Crops In Potential $137M Deal

April 4, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but there’s certainly money to be made by growing better crops. Ceres Inc. signed on to apply its genomics technologies in the quest for improved agricultural harvests with Monsanto Co. in a collaboration that could bring Ceres a bounty of $137 million. (BioWorld Today)
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Ceres Applying Genomics To Crops In Potential $137M Deal

April 4, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but there’s certainly money to be made by growing better crops. Ceres Inc. signed on to apply its genomics technologies in the quest for improved agricultural harvests with Monsanto Co. in a collaboration that could bring Ceres a bounty of $137 million. (BioWorld Today)
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Kalypsys Raises $43M In First Round, Plans Platform Growth

April 3, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Kalypsys Inc. raised $43 million in its first round of financing and will now look to grow the technology that gave it its start. (BioWorld Today)
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Kalypsys Raises $43M In First Round, Plans Platform Growth

April 3, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Kalypsys Inc. raised $43 million in its first round of financing and will now look to grow the technology that gave it its start. (BioWorld Today)
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Biopure’s Stock Rises on Blood Substitute Phase III Study Data

March 21, 2002
By Brady Huggett
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