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ImmunoGen's Stock Dives On Bad News From GSK, Genentech

June 25, 2002
By Brady Huggett

ImmunoGen's Stock Dives On Bad News From GSK, Genentech

June 25, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Medicines Company Raises $32.8M For Angiomax Growth

June 24, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Medicines Company Raises $32.8M For Angiomax Growth

June 24, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Lowered 2002 Guidance Hurts Genzyme; Stock Drops 23 Percent

June 21, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Genzyme General's stock fell more than 20 percent Thursday following the company's announcement after the market's close Wednesday that the company is lowering its 2002 second-quarter projections, as well as guidance for the year. (BioWorld Today)
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Lowered 2002 Guidance Hurts Genzyme; Stock Drops 23 Percent

June 21, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Genzyme General's stock fell more than 20 percent Thursday following the company's announcement after the market's close Wednesday that the company is lowering its 2002 second-quarter projections, as well as guidance for the year. (BioWorld Today)
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Isis, Eli Lilly Expand Antisense Agreement, Add Cancer Targets

June 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Less than a year ago, Eli Lilly and Co. and Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. signed a deal for Isis' antisense technology worth as much as $400 million. On Tuesday the companies expanded that deal, opening it up to include specific gene targets for cancer and adding to its total value. (BioWorld Today)
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Isis, Eli Lilly Expand Antisense Agreement, Add Cancer Targets

June 19, 2002
By Brady Huggett
Less than a year ago, Eli Lilly and Co. and Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. signed a deal for Isis' antisense technology worth as much as $400 million. On Tuesday the companies expanded that deal, opening it up to include specific gene targets for cancer and adding to its total value. (BioWorld Today)
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Pfizer Returns rNIF Product To Corvas; Drug's Future Unknown

June 18, 2002
By Brady Huggett

Pfizer Returns rNIF Product To Corvas; Drug's Future Unknown

June 18, 2002
By Brady Huggett
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