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  • FTSE 100 roundup: Today’s winners and losers

    November 16, 2018

    The FTSE 100 lost ground today, down 5.31 points at 7,032.70 just before markets closed after a turbulent start to the day when it lost as much as 0.8 per cent. All week markets have been reacting to the political fallout from Brexit as the FTSE 100 wiped out gains made late last week. Top 5 FTSE [...]

  • Astrazeneca shows disappointing results in trial of key cancer drug, shares dip

    November 16, 2018

    Shares in Astrazeneca dipped after the pharmaceutical giant revealed it had not reached the results it had hoped for from a trial of a key drug. Patients treated with the drug Imfinzi on its own and combined with the tremelimumab antibody were not significantly more likely to survive than those treated with chemotherapy alone, researchers found. [...]

  • Theresa May’s new merger powers would be a hostile takeover by the state

    October 16, 2018

    Back in July 2016, Theresa May launched her campaign for leadership of the Conservative party by promising radical action on foreign takeovers of British businesses. In the wake of Kraft’s takeover of Cadbury and Pfizer’s failed bid for AstraZeneca, May promised to defend workers and local communities from transient shareholders who, she said, were more [...]

  • AstraZeneca wins approval for major heart attack drug Brilinta in the US

    September 4, 2015

    AstraZeneca has won approval for the sale of a potential blockbuster drug in the US.   Brilinta, which thins the blood of former heart attack victims, won approval from the Food and Drug Administration last night, and is expected to be made available in pharmacies from the end of September.    Read more: AstraZeneca sells drug [...]

  • Here’s what we can learn from the 10 biggest deals in pharmaceutical history

    August 7, 2015

    The pharmaceutical world is abuzz about a major deal struck between AbbVie and small biotech company Pharmacyclics last night. The US pharma giant bought Pharmacyclics for a massive $21bn (£13.8bn), after fending off fierce competition from the likes of Johnson & Johnson. Why? To get its hands on the firm's super-successful cancer drug Imbuvrica, whose [...]

  • Astrazeneca’s revenue better than forecast

    July 30, 2015

    ASTRAZENECA revenue fell by a smaller-than-expected seven per cent in the second quarter, as income from selling rights to medicines offset generic competition to older drugs and a strong dollar. The drugmaker increased its revenue forecast for the year and said it now expected a low single-digit percentage decline, against mid single-digit previously, while core [...]

  • AstraZeneca sells drug for $215m to Tillotts as it focuses on core products

    July 9, 2015

    AstraZeneca has sold a gastrointestinal drug to Tillotts Pharma, a Swiss based pharmaceutical company, for $215m (£140m) as it slims down to focus on cancer and other core products. The British-Swedish multinational has disposed of all non-US rights for Entocort, a treatment for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, in the most recent of a string [...]

  • AstraZeneca chief executive questions UK’s commitment to treating cancer

    June 3, 2015

    AstraZeneca chief executive Pascal Soriot has warned that the UK is lagging behind in cancer care innovation, after the government's drugs approval body rejected a new ovarian cancer drug already used in France and Germany as being too expensive. Read more: Why only Scottish patients are getting the best new drugs on the NHS “How can [...]

  • General Election: Only Scottish patients are getting the best new drugs on the NHS

    April 27, 2015

    Terminally ill people in Scotland are being given the best new cancer drugs, while those in the rest of the UK are being deprived of them.   This apparently unfair difference stems from the way drug provision by NHS England and NHS Scotland is regulated, with Scotland's drug monitoring body making it much easier for [...]

  • AstraZeneca share price dips despite rise in profits and unchanged outlook

    April 24, 2015

    AstraZeneca had a successful start to the year, but competition means growth will be slow.  The figures The Anglo-Swedish drug maker's operating profit went up by 15 per cent to $933m (£620m) during the first three months of the financial year, with revenue also rising by one per cent to $6bn.    This is a [...]

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