News, Money and Drugs for April 13, 2009

April 13, 2009 at 9:05 pm EST | Tags:

News, Money and Drugs for April 13, 2009

  • Cranshire Capital has bought into Cell Therapeutics. The company announced today that it received $15M from the investment fund with Rodman & Renshaw acting as placement agent. [Xconomy]

  • Othera Pharmaceuticals has reported positive Phase 2 results from its dry AMD study using an eyedrop formulation of the antioxidant Tempol. [Pharmaceutical Business Review]

  • RegeneRx has raised $600,000 and imlemeted a 35% reduction in salaries of almost all executives and staff. [PR Inside]

  • Nanobac Pharmaceuticals and Eureka Genomics sign merger agreement. I know, I know: who the heck is Nanobac? Eureka? [BioSpace]

  • Canadian CRO PharmEng has also axed some of its directors, and implemented a 50% salary reduction for its CEO. [TechFinance]

  • Mylan wants to sell a generic Xeloda, Roche sues. [Bloomberg]

And that’s that…slow today…zzzzzz

Image from Cell Therapeutics

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One Response to “News, Money and Drugs for April 13, 2009”
  1. anonymous says:

    expect more news Friday ;)

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