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PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals announced early on Friday that it has initiated its midstage study evaluating a treatment for the novel coronavirus.
The number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, which will only create more demand for coronavirus stocks. 24/7 Wall Street has picked out a few of the best and brightest that could still see a big...
Johnson & Johnson released better than expected quarterly results and guidance before the markets opened on Thursday.
Immutepjoins the ever-growing list of coronavirus stocks by announcing that it was granted a patent related to COVID-19 antibodies.
Moderna made another big step forward in the fight against COVID-19 after the company reported incredibly positive data from the early-stage trial of its coronavirus vaccine.
UnitedHealth Group released mixed second-quarter financial results and maintained its guidance before the markets opened on Wednesday.
IMV shares surged on Tuesday after the company provided an update on its vaccine candidate for COVID-19.
Blueprint Medicines announced early on Tuesday that it had entered into a global collaboration with pharmaceutical giant Roche in which it may receive up to $1.7 billion.
One of the most important aspects of reopening the economy during this pandemic is testing for COVID-19. Credit Suisse sees a couple of winners benefitting incredibly from this.
Pfizer and BioNTech have progressed in their COVID-19 vaccine effort, according to the FDA. Two of the companies’ four coronavirus vaccine candidates received Fast Track Designation.
The June 30 short interest data has been compared with the previous report, and short interest moves in these selected biotech stocks were mixed.
One big merger was announced Wednesday when Allstate offered to pay $4 billion in cash for insurer National General. A second merger between two medical device makers has also been rumored.
NanoViricides made another stride in the fight against COVID-19, and investors have to be happy about it.
Pfizer is among the current frontrunners for a COVID-19 vaccine, so why is its stock down 13% year to date? And why does one independent research firm say this stock could run much higher?
After Corvus Pharmaceuticals announced that it would initiate an early-stage immunotherapy study in patients with COVID-19, Wedush sees this stock running much higher.