FTSE 100 inches higher as investors wait on Yellen
FTSE 100 added 8 to 6,825 and the FTSE AIM 0.4% to 792.5
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AstraZeneca is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, with a broad range of medicines designed to fight disease. AstraZeneca has over 67,000 empolyees and operates in over 100 countries with growing presence in important emerging markets.
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FTSE 100 added 8 to 6,825 and the FTSE AIM 0.4% to 792.5
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Here we put the spotlight on Friday's market movers
London shares closed lower on Thursday, nestled in negative territory throughout the session, as investors turned wary ahead of Fed chair Janet Yellen’s speech at Jackson Hole on Friday and pharma stocks were singed by Hillary Clinton’s pro
Mylan reacted by announcing plans to boost access to the product by expanding already-existing programs for patients who face what’s called out-of-pocket expenses.
Hilary Clinton took aim at one US drugs company - yet the shock waves were felt here in London.
The deal is for its late-stage small molecule antibiotics business and involves three already-approved antibiotics - Merrem, Zinforo and Zavicefta - and two drugs in clinical trials (ATM-AVI and CXL).
A scrum to acquire US cancer drug company Medivation was emerging on Wednesday after reports that Merck, Pfizer and Gilead Sciences were among at least five pharmaceutical companies expressing an interest
London blue-chip stocks closed at their session nadir on Tuesday and their lowest since Thursday as a miners’ rally failed to buttress the main line ticker as oil prices hit six-week highs in Europe
Blue-chips are becalmed after opening lower, though mining stocks continue to provide some cheer
The top seven Footsie performers are all miners, with Antofagasta topping the list after its half-year update
Astra’s announcement was the second disappointing outcome for NSCLC sufferers in the space of a week.
Sound Energy shares have already climbed more than 250% since early July, but according Cantor's upgraded target there remains plenty of upside.
London's blue-chip stocks ended lower on Thursday after a session spent mostly suspended beneath the previous closing level as investors sought safer haven in UK government bonds, or gilts
The FTSE 100 Index was 6.56 points adrift at 6,743.87 in lunchtime trading
New products saw an 8% sales rise to US$3.7bn with new heart disease drug Brilinta especially strong
The FTSE 100 Index was 3.2 points adrift at 6,747.24 in early trading
To misquote Prince, it’s just another frantic Thursday with around one-sixth of the FTSE 100 companies set to update the market.
Brokers forecast rival interest after Galenica snaps up Relypsa for US$1.53bn