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Top cancer doctor's work 'restricted by company'
Abstracted from The West Australian Cancer scientist Bruce Gray is taking legal action in the Supreme Court of Western Australia against the company he co-founded, Sirtex.It maintains that a clause relating to his stakeholding in the...
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Macquarie Group chairman takes leave for cancer treatment
Source: News Bites Macquarie Group Ltd chairman David Clarke will take leave for Macquarie Group chairman takes leave for cancer treatment.
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Australian Pharmaceutical director buys 10,000 shares
Source: News Bites Australian Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd director Michael Wooldridge indirectly bought 10,000 shares worth $3,750 on-market on November 26, 2008.Mr Wooldridge holds 10,000 shares. STOCK DASHBOARD: November 27,...
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BioTech Capital to buy back 4m shares
Source: News Bites BioTech Capital Ltd plans to buy back 4,201,975 shares on-market between November 25, 2008 and November 24, 2009 for more effective use of ca BioTech Capital to buy back 4m shares.
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BioTech Capital director ceases
Source: News Bites BioTech Capital Ltd advised that Lisa McIntyre ceased to be a director on November 19, 2008.She holds 13,000 shares. STOCK DASHBOARD: November 21, 2008 BioTech Capital Last traded November 20, 2008: 7.50c Price...
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Baidu Bites Back
_ Baidu Bites Back.
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BioTech Capital director retires
Source: News Bites BioTech Capital Ltd advised that Dr Lisa McIntyre retired as a director at the annual meeting on November 19, 2008.STOCK DASHBOARD: November 20, 2008 BioTech Capital Last traded November 19, 2008: 10.0c Price...
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I Beat The Recession
From the Fool blog Money Talk Published in Investing on 12 November 2008 1 comments Zero percent interest rates.Huge global government spending. How could the economy not recover? Close your eyes for a moment? Think about what is...
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I Beat The Recession
From the Fool blog Donna Werbner Published in Investing on 12 November 2008 0 comments Zero percent interest rates.Huge global government spending. How could the economy not recover? Close your eyes for a moment? Think about what is...
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Another Drug Bites the Dust?
_ Another Drug Bites the Dust?.
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Global Attention to Snake Bites Is Unmet
TUESDAY, Nov.4 (HealthDay News) -- Snake bites pose an important but neglected threat to global public health, new research claims. The comprehensive study, published in this week's PLoS Medicine, estimates that at least 421,000...
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IVF laws 'breach rights'
The Victorian Government's proposed changes to in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) laws have been criticised by the National Infertility Network.It said compulsory criminal checks of IVF couples would contravene human rights, and the Victorian...
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Cancer risk over building products
Abstracted from The Australian The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission has called for importers of building materials to give assurances that the materials are safe.Although the competition regulator is powerless to force...
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MS therapy - 2008
Education - Promising MS therapy 'Country Doctor' JOIN CDA NEWS INDEX POLITICS DISPENSING EDUCATION FEATURES BOOKS SMALL ADS GP FEES LIGHT BITES LINKS FEEDBACK Promising MS therapy New hope for multiple sclerosis sufferers Research...
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The Full Circle: 360 News Report 10.24.08
It's Friday and 411Games Joe Roche is back with another edition of The Full Circle.This week in Microsoftland we're talking about Portal: Still Alive and Valve ignoring the rules, problems with Fable II freezing, the full track listing...
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