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Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals saw its shares make a handy gain on Wednesday after the firm presented new data from its midstage study for the treatment of hepatitis B infection.
It is no secret that biotech stocks can bring great rewards for investors. They can also deliver serious pain. Fortunately, most of these are currently projected to deliver a solid 2018.
One area to look at in this overbought and pricey market is pharmaceuticals. These five now are considered to be “deep value” plays at Merrill Lynch.
Shares of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries rose Monday after the company announced a reorganization some of its top leadership positions.
Achillion Pharmaceuticals saw its shares make a handy gain on Thursday after the company announced a secondary offering.
The October 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest in these selected pharmaceutical stocks decreased.
Thanks to progress made in 2017 though, it looks like 2018 could see both a radically new way of delivering antibiotics and finally the first new class approved in 30 years. Here are three companies...
Merrill Lynch points to five companies that, in their words, should be key players in the young but growing biosimilar market.
Keryx Biopharmaceuticals shares took a hit on Tuesday after the company announced its third-quarter results and an update from the FDA.
Drug maker Valeant got a big profit boost from a one-time tax benefit and the company also boosted its EPS guidance and trimmed its revenue guidance for the full year.
Cancer drug developer ImmunoGen posted sharply lower profits and revenues than analysts were expecting. The stock is taking a beating as a result.
These quarterly numbers are another black eye for Teva Pharmaceutical, sending shares to a low not seen since 2002.
Geron is one of the few biopharma winners on Tuesday, with the health care sector in general pushing slightly lower on the day.
When Pfizer released its third-quarter earnings report before the markets opened on Tuesday, the results and guidance lived up to what analysts expected but weren't enough to placate investors.
In a decisive move, the Neos Therapeutics board of directors unanimously struck down an acquisition proposal from PDL BioPharma.