Tag #Biotech

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Healthcare Sector Lags Despite Innovation, Poised for Growth

The healthcare sector, particularly biotech, is underperforming despite promising innovations due to investor apathy and post-pandemic market corrections; however, experts anticipate future growth fueled by technological advancements, demographic shifts, and potential deregulation.

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Wall Street Surges on Positive Inflation Data and Strong Bank Earnings

Wednesday's Wall Street surge stemmed from positive inflation data—the consumer price index (CPI) excluding food and energy coming in below expectations—and strong bank earnings, increasing the odds of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and boosting investor confidence.

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Galapagos Restructures, Splits into Two, Cuts 300 Jobs

Galapagos, a Dutch-Belgian biotech firm facing financial struggles after setbacks in US market approvals, is splitting into two entities: one focusing on oncology cell therapy, and SpinCo, receiving \u20ac2.45 billion for acquisitions, resulting in 300 job cuts and separation from a restrictive agre...

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Biotech Stocks Poised for 2025 Rebound

Biotech stocks are poised for a rebound in 2025, driven by increased merger and acquisition activity, new drug approvals, and a looming patent cliff forcing large pharmaceutical companies to seek innovative biotech partners; however, investors should focus on specific companies rather than broad ind...

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Moderna Stock Plunges Amidst Financial Uncertainty and Anti-Vaccine Concerns

Moderna's stock, once a pandemic star, has plummeted 90% from its peak, fueled by concerns over its reliance on the Covid-19 vaccine, an underwhelming RSV vaccine, and the potential impact of anti-vaccine sentiment within the incoming Trump administration.

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JPMorgan Health Care Conference: Major Acquisitions and Shifting Market Dynamics

The JPMorgan Health Care Conference in San Francisco saw Johnson & Johnson acquire Intra-Cellular Therapies for \$14.6 billion, exceeding 2024's largest deal; other significant acquisitions were announced by Eli Lilly and GSK, while Moderna and Eli Lilly lowered their 2025 sales guidance. Increased ...

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AI Dominates \$100 Billion in Global Investments

At the 2025 Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong, panelists highlighted AI's dominance in global investments, exceeding \$100 billion, with Saudi Arabia and Indonesia leading in AI-driven national strategies for technological advancements and financial solutions.

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Women's Health Market: Growth Potential Despite Funding Challenges

The $41.3 billion women's health market, projected to reach $66 billion by 2033, faces challenges from limited funding (receiving only 2% of total health VC investment) and restrictive regulations, despite advancements in biotech and telehealth; however, recent successful exits and increased interes...

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Fed Rate Cut Triggers Biotech Market Downturn

The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut negatively impacted the stock market, particularly biotech, due to concerns over persistent inflation and fewer expected rate cuts in 2025, potentially hindering innovation and patient access to new treatments.

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