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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Attend a Free Webinar on One-on-One Partnering
BIO is pleased to invite you to the following event: Getting the Most out of BIO One-on-One Partnering Webinar Thursday, June 2, 2011 11:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT Price: FREE Interested in the BIO Business Forum this June in Washington DC? Or is your company already participating and would like to learn more? Do you know how to create a profile to most effectively target the right matches for you? How to Read More >
Face of a “Giant Agribusiness”
The Huffington Post ran on May 13 a very articulate piece authored by Minnesota corn farmer Noah Hultgren: According to some, I am a giant agribusiness — the worst kind of factory farmer. What qualifies me for this dubious distinction? Nothing except that, based on U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) figures, my farm falls in the biggest six percent of U.S. farms. And these farms account for the bulk of federal farm policy support. It Read More >
Chairman Bernanke’s Speach on Government R&D Spending Policy and Economic Development
FED Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke about government funding of research and development at Georgetown University for the “New Building Blocks for Jobs and Economic Growth” conference. Highlights relating to Intellectual Property: 1. “Economic policy affects innovation and long-run economic growth in many ways. A stable macroeconomic environment; sound public finances; and well-functioning financial, labor, and product markets all support innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth, as do effective tax, trade, and regulatory policies. Policies directed at objectives such as the Read More >
Biotech IPO Update for May 18th, 2011
There are now eight biotech IPOs for 2011, bringing the total for the recent US IPO window to 28. Post-IPO performance is finally picking up with the median return at +14% for these 28 IPOs. Advanced BioHealing was scheduled to IPO this week, but Shire (SHGPY) came in with a $750M offer to buy the company. Sagent Pharmaceuticals (SGNT) was the most recent IPO, back in April. Sagent is a specialty pharma company selling injectable Read More >
