Wednesday, May 24, 2023

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BioBiz: Biogen and Eisai Alzheimer’s Drug shows some positive results; New financing for Sudo, Meliora Therapeutics, Kaleidoscope; Daxor test reduces hospital stays

An Alzheimer’s drug that is being developed by Biogen and Eisai is showing some positive results. The newly developed drug that is currently in a phase three trial showed that the experimental monoclonal antibody reduced cognitive decline...

Top Three Cryptocurrency Safety Questions Answered

(NAPSI)—If you’re like many people, you may be curious about crypto. From crypto direct deposits and debit cards to decentralized saving and lending and cross-border payments, the cryptoeconomy is rapidly challenging many of the core ideas around...

BioBiz: Immusoft inks deal with Takeda Pharma; Affyimmune closes $30M Series A Funding

Rare disease therapy developer, Immusoft, has signed a licensing agreement with Takeda Pharmaceutical with a total potential value of more than $900 million, to discover, develop and commercialize transformative cell therapies in rare inherited metabolic disorders with...

Krispy Kreme goes public

Krispy Kreme begins trading under "DNUT" on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on Thursday, offering 29 million shares of its common stock at a public offering price of $17 per share — coming in far below industry estimates. 

Plus-Size Retailer Torrid Makes Wall Street Debut

While the fashion industry reckons with female body image positivity, investors embraced plus-size retailer Torrid in its Wall Street debut Thursday. Torrid, an apparel company for women who wear sizes 10 to 30, shares...

Asian Americans Most Worried About Lost Income as a Result of COVID-19

According to Lincoln Financial Group’s Monthly Consumer Sentiment Tracker, Asian Americans (37%) are most worried about lost income from layoffs and reduced employment hours as a result of COVID-19—a fear that is not unfounded in a population hit...

Ban on Cryptocurrency Could Spell Disaster for the Indian Economy

India is reportedly moving forward with a sweeping ban on cryptocurrencies. According to media reports, the country’s legislature will introduce a bill that criminalizes trading, mining, issuing, transferring, or possessing cryptocurrency. The bill is likely to pass if...

Dolphin Entertainment, Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment and others soar after announcing “NFT” related news

If you've never heard of them, just know that stocks involved in NFTs are the rage with Wall Street Traders.

IronNet Cybersecurity and trading platform eToro lead the list of new SPAC IPOs

IronNet Cybersecurity announced on Monday that it will go public through a combination with LGL Systems Acquisition. The company leads a list of new SPAC IPO's. 

Monday’s Pre-Market Movers see Seneca and Stonebridge Biopharma climbing early

  Shares of Seneca Biopharma (NASDAQ:SNCA) are very active pre-market following their run Friday. While $SNCA stock closed at $1.64 during the regular session, shares climbed as high as $1.93 before the final...
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Actress Katherine Heigl’s dog nutrition Brand, BADLANDS RANCH, Sells Over 1 Million Units in less than a year of launch

Badlands Ranch™, founded by actress, animal advocate, and philanthropist Katherine Heigl, has sold over 1 million bags of...
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Silicon Valley Bank shuts its doors after failing to raise capital

In stunning news of events, Silicon Valley Bank collapsed Friday morning when California regulators closed down the tech lender and put it under...

BIOBIZ: Pfizer’s migraine nasal spray gets FDA approval; Olema Oncology cuts staff by 25%; Ansa Biotechnologies creates world’s longest DNA oligonucleotide; Indaptus doses first...

Pfizer has announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved ZAVZPRET™ (zavegepant), the first and only calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP)...

Americans planning frugal uses for their 2023 tax refunds

Americans likely are receiving smaller tax refunds than they have in recent years, and most people will not be going out to...

The State of Remote Work Three Years After COVID Emptied Offices

The unimaginable happened in March 2020. Many employers shuttered their offices and told their employees to work from home. Today, although office...