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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Australia constantly 'rediscovering' China - Radio Australia
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Study says medians needed - Carolinacoastonline
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Study says medians needed Carolinacoastonline The Parkview Shopping Center vicinity, shown here, is an area of concern due to the high number of accidents there in the past five years. It's also an area with the highest number of “correctable collisions†that could be reduced with the proposed ... |
Monday, December 10, 2012
Fed meets: More bond buying on way? - USA TODAY
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CNBC.com | Fed meets: More bond buying on way? USA TODAY Fed policymakers meet for two days, Tuesday and Wednesday. They also could approve new strategies for communicating to the public and financial markets when they expect to raise a benchmark short-term interest rate, now near zero. The effectiveness of ... Fed's monetary stimulus meets ' ;fiscal cliff' |
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Jury awards Centocor $1.7B in patent case against Abbott - The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area:
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An Abbott spokesman said the companywill Horsham, Pa.-based Centocor, a division of makes the blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis treatment and had sued Abbott over Abbott’s arthritis Humira. Both are so-called anti-TNF arthritis treatments. Pa.-based Centocor said it is the exclusivre licensee ofthe patent, which is co-ownedr by . Centocor Presidentf Kim Taylorsaid “the jury recognized our valuabled intellectual property, finding our patengt both valid and We will continue to assert intellectual property rights for our immunologyt therapies, as they offer significant advances in treatmentt for patients with a numbefr of immune mediated inflammatory diseases.
” Abbott spokesmahn Scott E. Stoffel “We are disappointed in this verdict, and we are confiden t in the merits of our case and that we will prevaiolon appeal. “The evidence clearlyg established that Humira was the first ofits fully-human anti-TNF antibody medicine,” Stoffel “JNJ’s anti-TNF antibody medication, is partially made from mouse DNA. JNJ did not launchy a fully-human product until April 2009. In fact, only when Humirz was nearing its approval in 2002 did JNJ amend the patenft at issue in this litigation to claim that it haddiscoverecd fully-human antibodies in 1994.
JNJ acknowledged at tria that it did not start workinbg ona fully-human antibody until 1997 — two years afterr Abbott discovered Humira and one year after Abbottt filed its patent applications for
An Abbott spokesman said the companywill Horsham, Pa.-based Centocor, a division of makes the blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis treatment and had sued Abbott over Abbott’s arthritis Humira. Both are so-called anti-TNF arthritis treatments. Pa.-based Centocor said it is the exclusivre licensee ofthe patent, which is co-ownedr by . Centocor Presidentf Kim Taylorsaid “the jury recognized our valuabled intellectual property, finding our patengt both valid and We will continue to assert intellectual property rights for our immunologyt therapies, as they offer significant advances in treatmentt for patients with a numbefr of immune mediated inflammatory diseases.
” Abbott spokesmahn Scott E. Stoffel “We are disappointed in this verdict, and we are confiden t in the merits of our case and that we will prevaiolon appeal. “The evidence clearlyg established that Humira was the first ofits fully-human anti-TNF antibody medicine,” Stoffel “JNJ’s anti-TNF antibody medication, is partially made from mouse DNA. JNJ did not launchy a fully-human product until April 2009. In fact, only when Humirz was nearing its approval in 2002 did JNJ amend the patenft at issue in this litigation to claim that it haddiscoverecd fully-human antibodies in 1994.
JNJ acknowledged at tria that it did not start workinbg ona fully-human antibody until 1997 — two years afterr Abbott discovered Humira and one year after Abbottt filed its patent applications for
Friday, December 7, 2012
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Menelisik Nilai Tradisi Jamasan Pusaka di Bulan Sura - Suara Merdeka CyberNews
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Saturday, December 1, 2012
Founder of Cold-Eeze maker Quigley quits - Philadelphia Business Journal:
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On Friday Night, he resigned as chairman, presideng and CEO of the Doylestown, Pa., homeopathic pharmaceuticalk company — best known as the maker of the Cold-Eeze line of zinc lozengees forcold sufferers. The move follows a contentious battlwe during the second quarter for control ofthe company. Last month, a majorit y of Quigley’s stockholders voted to oust the company existing board members and replace them with a slate of candidates led by stockholder and management consultanttTed Karkus. Karkus called for the removal of the boarrd because of theQuigley Corp.’s (NASDAaQ (CM):OGLY) declining financial performancs in recent years. A court challengee by Quigley Corp.
earlier this mont h to block the results ofelection failed. In a statementy released Friday night, Guy Quigley said, “Despited everything that has been said and done during the coursre of thisproxy contest, my goal has been and continuesx to be to buildd stockholder value. I am very proud of our work over the past20 Cold-Eeze is a highly-respected producty and well-established household name and Quiglehy Pharma (a wholly owned has several compounds which have reachex a point of value inflection.
“The new Boarde is now tasked with the responsibility of rewarding stockholderss who have patiently held their shares overthe years, and refrain from rewarding only those who they bring to the table at the 11th hour to profirt from the years of work and patience on behalf of the resigningh Board, and the stockholders of The Quigleu Corp. We remain hopeful that the newly electeed board will convert value from the table that has been set for To ensure the Company continues to functionb in the wake of thenew Board’s unknowmn plans, I have asked our CFO, Gerar Gleeson to remain in charge until further announcemente by the new board of directors.
” Also resigning from the companyg Friday were Chief Operating Officer Charles A. Phillips and Wendy D. accounting operations manager. Both had been with the companyg since its inceptionin 1989.
On Friday Night, he resigned as chairman, presideng and CEO of the Doylestown, Pa., homeopathic pharmaceuticalk company — best known as the maker of the Cold-Eeze line of zinc lozengees forcold sufferers. The move follows a contentious battlwe during the second quarter for control ofthe company. Last month, a majorit y of Quigley’s stockholders voted to oust the company existing board members and replace them with a slate of candidates led by stockholder and management consultanttTed Karkus. Karkus called for the removal of the boarrd because of theQuigley Corp.’s (NASDAaQ (CM):OGLY) declining financial performancs in recent years. A court challengee by Quigley Corp.
earlier this mont h to block the results ofelection failed. In a statementy released Friday night, Guy Quigley said, “Despited everything that has been said and done during the coursre of thisproxy contest, my goal has been and continuesx to be to buildd stockholder value. I am very proud of our work over the past20 Cold-Eeze is a highly-respected producty and well-established household name and Quiglehy Pharma (a wholly owned has several compounds which have reachex a point of value inflection.
“The new Boarde is now tasked with the responsibility of rewarding stockholderss who have patiently held their shares overthe years, and refrain from rewarding only those who they bring to the table at the 11th hour to profirt from the years of work and patience on behalf of the resigningh Board, and the stockholders of The Quigleu Corp. We remain hopeful that the newly electeed board will convert value from the table that has been set for To ensure the Company continues to functionb in the wake of thenew Board’s unknowmn plans, I have asked our CFO, Gerar Gleeson to remain in charge until further announcemente by the new board of directors.
” Also resigning from the companyg Friday were Chief Operating Officer Charles A. Phillips and Wendy D. accounting operations manager. Both had been with the companyg since its inceptionin 1989.
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