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  • kalina
  • 16 Apr, 2003
  • New York City

Pharmaceutical bellwether Eli Lilly faced a considerable drop in revenue after the patent expiry of Prozac, but its healthy pipeline could more than offset this loss.

  • vanya
  • 07 Apr, 2003
  • New York City

Smart investors have realised that even in times of economic and geopolitical uncertainty, some education industry players offer profits and growth that are hard to find elsewhere.

  • kalina
  • 02 Apr, 2003
  • New York City

Even as research efforts of most biotechs are stumbling along without success, Celgene has actually widened its cancer-research program and is fast cruising towards profitability.

  • vanya
  • 25 Mar, 2003
  • New York City

At a time when the war on Iraq is driving stock markets, Weight Watchers is gaining on another one - the war on fat - as Americans spend billions on weight-loss programs & products.

  • kalina
  • 17 Mar, 2003
  • New York City

The growing number of deals in the biotech arena suggests sector consolidation is finally under way. The FDA's recent publication of a key report is also becoming a major catalyst.

  • vanya
  • 09 Mar, 2003
  • New York City

Even though several IT markets are declining, investors can still find growth opportunities in the security sector - particularly, in the firewall/VPN segment.

  • kalina
  • 03 Mar, 2003
  • New York City

The shaky economy has pushed all stocks, including biotechs, to face tough times. Yet, IDEC Pharmaceuticals is one company worth betting on in this highly volatile sector.

  • vanya
  • 24 Feb, 2003
  • New York City

As spam - or unsolicited e-mail - continues to plague corporate networks, the army of vendors offering defences is growing as well. Will fighting spam become big business?

  • kalina
  • 16 Feb, 2003
  • New York City

Despite the many uncertainties associated with the biotech sector, there are several worthy investment choices. Biogen, which got two regulatory approvals lately, is one of them.

  • vanya
  • 10 Feb, 2003
  • New York City

Last year was a sobering one for venture capitalists as investment activity finished at a pace that was the slowest in nearly five years. Will 2003 be better for the VC business?

  • kalina
  • 03 Feb, 2003
  • New York City

Having managed to grow even during an economic slowdown, healthcare and pharma industry top dog Johnson & Johnson, is poised to attain greater heights in the long run.

  • vanya
  • 27 Jan, 2003
  • New York City

Investors have become skittish about software makers, but it might be smart to keep an eye on business intelligence

  • kalina
  • 20 Jan, 2003
  • New York City

The JP Morgan Healthcare meet did little to boost sector stocks, which were already negatively impacted by a slew of bad news. But the market climate is likely to get better soon.

  • vanya
  • 14 Jan, 2003
  • New York City

Nanotechnology has recently emerged as one of the most hotly debated topics around the globe. But, is the

  • kalina
  • 09 Jan, 2003
  • New York City

After a dismal 2001, biotech stocks ended 2002 on a much weaker note. Still, industry fundamentals seem to be improving and some stocks may give patient investors reasons to cheer