Major Fallout Stocks After Confirmed Ebola Case in United States
With the CDC not releasing enough data on the patient, there could be an opportunity for traders on both sides of the Ebola story.
With the CDC not releasing enough data on the patient, there could be an opportunity for traders on both sides of the Ebola story.
News has hit of the first confirmed Ebola case in the United States. Companies involved in potential drugs for Ebola have seen their shares pop.
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Ambit Biosciences has announced that it is entering into a merger with Daiichi Sankyo in a deal worth up to $410 million.
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Coherus Biosciences Inc. filed an S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering.
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Medivation received an upgrade from Canaccord Genuity, citing the company’s potential drug sales of Xtandi as undervalued.