6 hrs ago | IBJ.COM
Amgen appoints Harvard business professor to board
Biotechnology company Amgen Inc. said Friday that Rebecca Henderson has been appointed to the board of directors.
10 hrs ago | OfficialWire
Now We Are Waiting For The FDA To Approve The Drug. When Will The...
Now We Are Waiting For The FDA To Approve The Drug. When Will The Next Action Be? So you know the biotech market is hot right now especially after VNDA's 900% gain overnight.
15 hrs ago | Los Angeles Times
Amgen stock gets a big boost from a study of bone-strengthening drugs
Biotech giant Amgen Inc. saw its largest single-day stock-price jump in four years after announcing that its experimental bone-strengthening medicine worked better than a potential rival in a study comparing the two drugs in breast cancer patients.
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Stocks on the move: CME, SciClone, Steak n Shake, YRC Worldwide
Shares of the following companies are having unusual moves in U.S. trading this morning.
Amgen shares rise on positive bone-drug study
Shares of Amgen Inc. jumped in premarket trading Wednesday after the company said its experimental osteoporosis drug denosumab met a key goal of preventing bone injuries in breast-cancer patients during a late-stage study.
Denosumab Demonstrates Superiority Over Zometa in Pivotal Phase 3...
Amgen today announced that a pivotal, Phase 3, head-to-head trial evaluating denosumab versus Zometa in the treatment of bone metastases in 2,049 patients with advanced breast cancer met its primary and secondary endpoints and demonstrated superior efficacy compared to Zometa.
Xconomy: Amgen's Dmab Works in Cancer Trial
Amgen , the world's largest biotechnology company, said today that its lead experimental drug, denosumab, reached all its goals in a clinical trial of more than 2,000 women with breast cancer.
Madigan says 2 drug companies settle with state
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says her office has brokered a $7.2 million settlement agreement with two pharmaceutical companies to settle allegations that they inflated the wholesale price index used for setting Medicaid reimbursements.
New Report Just Published: Global Cancer Therapies
Global market for Cancer Therapies in US$ Billion. With analysis of specific product segments such as : Chemotherapy, Targeted Therapy, Hormonal Therapy, Immunotherapy.
Howrey absorbs IP litigation firm Day Casebeer
Rumors that litigation powerhouse Howrey LLP was in talks to absorb intellectual property litigation boutique Day Casebeer Madrid and Batchelder LLP were confirmed Wednesday morning.
Healthcare has dominated the headlines in recent weeks, as President Obama presents his new proposals and the industry recovers from a position where it was perhaps oversold.
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Stock Buybacks Fall Off A Cliff
The latest data on stock repurchases by companies in the S&P 500 shows a severe year-over-year decline, as most companies conserved cash for what many must have thought was an Armageddon in the financial markets and economy.
Johnson & Johnson Inflames Abbott
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Insiders Exit U.S. Stocks at Fastest Pace in Two Years as Market Rallies
Executives at U.S. companies are taking advantage of the biggest stock-market rally in 71 years to sell their shares at the fastest pace since credit markets started to seize up two years ago.
Bit by bit, the IPO market is picking up steam. And, the latest deal hit the markets today: Medidata .
Europe's got 'em. Now Japan has 'em. When will the U.S. follow suit? We're talking about follow-on biologics, also known as "biosimilars," depending on the country of origin .
ANALYSIS: Amgen's Aranesp trial has big downside risk
Amgen Inc will find out this year if Aranesp helps prevent heart attacks and other cardiac events in kidney patients, but changing the safety-plagued anemia drug's label would be an uphill battle.
Inside out: Those closest to companies are selling
Posted Jun 23rd 2009 12:30PM by Tom Johansmeyer Filed under: Insiders , Personal finance The market takes an upward turn, and the insiders head for the exits.