Biotech Blog Archives: July 2004
·
28 July 2004
Singapore Wants You!
Singapore Wants You!
“The future-friendly city-state has an offer bioscientists can’t refuse: unrestricted research, top-notch equipment, and limitless funds. (Just leave your chewing gum at home.)”
continue reading... » 0 Comments
27 July 2004
Biotech’s Longer Convalescence
Biotech’s Longer Convalescence
“The biotech sector has fallen, and it doesn’t seem able to get up. “
continue reading... » 0 Comments
26 July 2004
China: how to seize “commanding point” of biotechnology
China: how to seize “commanding point” of biotechnology
“China’s capital investment in the scientific research of life science is far from enough, and the government should create fine environment for the development of biotechnology industry, and mobilize all forces in the society to develop biotechnology and industry…”
continue reading... » 0 Comments
23 July 2004
Stem-Cell Cash on a Winding Road
Stem-Cell Cash on a Winding Road
They may not be investing in the companies themselves, but venture capitalists haven’t completely abandoned stem-cell work. Instead, they’re contributing through efforts like the California Stem Cell Initiative…
continue reading... » 0 Comments
23 July 2004
Financial Snapshot For June 2004
Financial Snapshot For June 2004
Lackluster Performance
continue reading... » 0 Comments
22 July 2004
ImClone Hammered as Sales Lag Estimates
ImClone Hammered as Sales Lag Estimates
Scandal-plagued ImClone Systems may have fallen off the road to recovery.
While the company’s second-quarter earnings beat Wall Street estimates, the stock plunged yesterday on disappointing sales of the company’s key cancer drug.
