Skyepharma PLC: Skyepharma PLC announces Research Update
marketwire.com     20-May-2008            

LONDON--(Marketwire - The author of the poster, Dr. Ekkehard Beck, stated "Study results suggest that long term treatment with FlutiformTM 100/10?g and FlutiformTM 250/10?g will be a safe therapy for patients with persistent asthma." The results of this trial will form part of the US New Drug... [read full story]                    


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scotsman.com     39 mins ago   1 related          

More teenagers take key subjects than in any other part of UK Published Date: 06 September 2008 SCOTLAND'S great tradition of scientific study is continuing, with more teenagers choosing to study science subjects than...                    

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STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-BP gains as Russian tension eases

iii.co.uk     yesterday   2 related          

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TechMARK movers: Refinancing plan whacks Skyepharma

pharmiweb.co.uk     02-Sep-2008          

LONDON (SHARECAST) - Drug developer SkyePharma took a tumble Tuesday as investors digested plans, announced last night, to reorganise its debt, which includes raising a net £18.4m from a placing and open offer at 1.5p a...                    

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BioEnergy Africa gets £8m: Howzat?

timesonline.co.uk     02-Sep-2008   1 related          

Biofuels groups have had their critics, but there was good news for the City’s newest green energy group yesterday as it was ushered on to London’s junior market. BioEnergy Africa, formed to develop ethanol from sugar...                    

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