Revance Therapeutics Drops on Missed Late Stage Results
Revance Therapeutics hit a new 52-week low in Tuesday’s session following the release of its late stage trial results.
Revance Therapeutics hit a new 52-week low in Tuesday’s session following the release of its late stage trial results.
Though Infinity Pharmaceuticals announced that its DYNAMO study met its primary endpoint of overall response rate, the stock was still way down on the day for other reasons.
Zimmer Biomet saw its shares slide in Tuesday's session after the company announced the pricing of its previously disclosed underwritten secondary offering.
Pfizer made waves early on Tuesday after it announced a new licensing deal with Shire for an investigational biologic.
PointClickCare has amended its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its initial public offering (IPO).
Global Blood Therapeutics has filed with the SEC regarding a secondary offering valued up to $100 million.
Mednax has announced that it will acquire Cardon Outreach, one of the nation's largest providers of integraded revenue cycle management services.
Shares of Marinus Pharmaceuticals tumbled Monday morning after the company gave an update on top-line results from a Phase 3 clinical trial.
Eleven Biotherapeutics watched its shares climb early on Monday morning following a key FDA submission.
The Jefferies Healthcare Conference wrapped up in New York City last week, and the mood was reported as generally positive, with investors feeling much better than a few months ago.
Biotech companies that lost their way last week truly burned shareholders, whether it was due to ASCO, earnings or even unfavorable clinical trial updates.
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