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Astrazeneca

  • Here’s how the City’s top analysts think an AstraZeneca-Pfizer deal could play out

    April 22, 2014

    Fresh talk of a bid by pharma giant Pfizer for UK rival AstraZeneca has seen shares in the target company jump. Investors are getting excited about a potential second move for AstraZeneca, with stock currently up 6.8 per cent on the FTSE 100, at more than 4,030p. That increase dwarfs the FTSE 100's overall rise [...]

  • City abuzz as Pfizer eyes up Astrazeneca

    April 22, 2014

    BRITISH investors get their first chance this morning to react to the prospect of a pharmaceuticals mega-merger that could amount to the largest ever  foreign takeover of a UK company. In New York last night, American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) in AstraZeneca closed up 8.8 per cent as traders reacted to interest in the British drugs [...]

  • AstraZeneca to build disease research centre in Cambridge

    March 31, 2014

    DRUGS giant AstraZeneca and the Medical Research Council will today announced that they are building a new research and development centre in Cambridge, to better understand a range of human diseases. The centre will be located within the new AstraZeneca site at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, due to be completed in 2016. Under the collaboration, [...]

  • AstraZeneca pays a bumper bonus and bolsters its board

    March 20, 2014

    ASTRAZENECA boss Pascal Soriot was awarded a bumper bonus for 2013, equivalent to 94 per cent of the maximum the pharmaceuticals giant could have paid its CEO. The company’s annual report, published yesterday, cited several acquisitions that have bolstered its pipeline. Despite declining sales and profits, Soriot received a £1.87m bonus for 2013, taking his [...]

  • AstraZeneca’s shares slide due to lost patents

    February 6, 2014

    ASTRAZENECA’S share price dropped almost two per cent yesterday, after the pharmaceuticals giant warned of a decline in revenues this year. The FTSE 100-quoted firm said that 2013’s six per cent fall in revenue to $25.7bn (£15.8bn) was in line with expectations, reflecting the continuing impact of loss of exclusivity on several brands. New heart [...]

  • AstraZeneca’s shares lifted by pipeline hopes

    January 14, 2014

    ASTRAZENECA expects new drugs and a recent diabetes deal to offset a wave of patent expiries and return it to growth faster than analysts predict, with 2017 revenue likely to be broadly in line with the 2013 level. The company’s forecast implies a potential $3bn upgrade to the consensus estimate from analysts and marks an [...]

  • AstraZeneca in biotech deal to boost pipeline

    January 8, 2014

    ASTRAZENECA has signed a deal with private British biotech company Immunocore to boost its experimental cancer drug pipeline as it seeks to find new medicines to replace those going off patent. Immunocore is developing drugs known as ImmTACs that exploit the power of the body’s own immune system to find and kill diseased cells. AstraZeneca [...]

  • AstraZeneca victorious in patent battle

    July 3, 2008

    Shares in AstraZeneca, the drugs giant, jumped nearly 5 per cent yesterday after it won a key patent battle in America over Seroquel, its anti-psychotic drug and second-best seller. The decision by a US court to award a summary judgment in AstraZeneca’s favour avoids the need for a full trial and means that generic copies [...]

  • Killing the cure

    October 28, 2005

    Some say British drugs companies should be able to profit in order to reinvest in newer drugs for the greater good. Some say their profits come on the back of scientific fraud. It is perhaps one of the great puzzles of British business. As a nation we spend less on medicines than our European neighbours, [...]

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