Topic - Eli Lilly

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Biosciences, Finance

Eli Lilly Sleeps Better with Buyout

Drug giant agrees to acquire sleep-aid developer Hypnion.
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General news

Israel Startups Raise $1.62B

Israel Roundup: Tech startups snag highest amount in five years; Actelis, Wikio, Multipon, and Yoggie complete rounds; Intel confirms closure of Jerusalem plant.
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Biosciences

Lilly Signs India’s Piramal

It’s pharmaceutical giant’s third drug development alliance in India in six months.
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Biosciences

Damage from Parkinson’s Drugs

Two treatments for Parkinson’s found to harm heart valves.
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Computers, Security, Internet

Net Firms Seek Privacy Reforms

Concerned by consumer distrust, Google, eBay, Microsoft seek a law to combat Internet fraud.
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Biosciences

Study Clears Silicone Implants

Dow-funded research suggests silicone implants don’t increase risk of breast cancer.
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Biosciences

Schering Rejects Merck Offer

Drug maker spurns $17.4-billion unsolicited offer, saying it undervalues the company.
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Biosciences

Plavix Data Disappoints Sanofi

Sanofi-Aventis’ $3.5-billion blood-thinning drug is no better than aspirin.
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Biosciences

FDA Probes ADHD Deaths

Panel recommends stringent warning labels after finding child fatalities linked to attention deficit disorder drugs like Ritalin.
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Biosciences

Pfizer Jumps Gun on Exubera

Drug maker receives long-awaited FDA nod on its Exubera insulin inhalant, but leaks word a little early.
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Finance

VCs Invest $127M in Startups

Some 15 startups report funding Tuesday as venture capitalists disburse some of the money raised last year.
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General news

Q&A: Larry Ellingson

CEO of biotech firm Protemix describes his company’s yin-yang approach to creating drugs for diabetes-related complications.
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Biosciences

Lilly Profits May Blossom

Drug maker expects 2006 earnings to beat Wall Street industry expectations.
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Finance

Need to Know: Red Herring’s weekly news roundup

Week of December 27, 2004: Prozac papers send Eli Lilly stock a tumblin’, Oracle replaces PeopleSoft’s top tier, a new Trojan horse virus lurks, and Gartner buys Meta.
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Biosciences

Anti-aging sector analysis

Lucky for drug companies, we’re desperate to live – and look good – for a long, long time.