Bio/Pharma Business

With the gene-editing technology, Evotec will have the ability to accelerate research and enable the testing and development of new drugs.

The CPhI Pharma Index points to Germany as having consolidated itself into a leading pharma industry.

The companies are working together with Japanese clients to outline projects from early clinical stage up to commercial launch.

The new joint venture, named Oerth Bio, will use Arvinas’ Protac technology to develop innovative new agricultural products. As part of its collaboration with Arvinas, Bayer is also using this technology to develop human therapeutics.

New therapies, new technologies, global supply chain challenges, and political pressures draw pharma professionals to major industry event.

A new report by GlobalData projects 2.9% growth by 2028 for the hemophilia A and B market across the eight major world markets.

Roche has extended its offering period for the purchase of Spark to provide US and UK regulatory authorities with additional time to complete their review of the acquisition.

Vertex will use the acquisition to develop cell-based treatments for type 1 diabetes.

A global agreement with Polpharma Biologics gives Sandoz commercialization rights to a proposed biosimilar natalizumab for relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.

A ruling in Oklahoma that Johnson & Johnson’s marketing efforts created a public nuisance may establish a precedent of other jurisdictions.

The transaction is part of Bristol-Myers Squibb’s proposed acquisition of Celgene.

Pfizer is investing $500 million for the construction of a state-of-the-art gene therapy manufacturing facility in Sanford, NC.

Jack Bailey, president, US Pharmaceuticals, GlaxoSmithKline, will step down from his position at the end of 2019 and will be succeeded by a Merck KGaA executive.

The facility will support gene therapy production and continued development of PTC’s pipeline of investigational medicines.

South Korea’s pharma/biotech space is projected to grow to $23.2 billion by 2022, and will likely attract foreign investment, according to a new market report by GlobalData.

Fifty years after the man walked on the Moon, space-based science is benefiting Earth.

Biopharma industry faces production challenges as gene therapies move from clinical to commercialization.

Mass-produce cell and gene therapies presents the biopharma industry with a unique set of challenges.

Researchers in China are playing a role in advancing gene therapy development.

Iontas and Teva Pharmaceuticals have entered into an agreement for the application of technologies and know-how into the optimization of human antibodies to be used as biotherapeutics.

FDA proposes rule to help ensure availability of hormones and enzymes formerly classified as drugs, and to stimulate biosimilars competition.

Three months following his departure from FDA, former commissioner Scott Gottlieb joins Pfizer’s board of directors.

In anticipation of the loss of patent exclusivity for Humira, AbbVie makes $63-billion move to acquire Allergan.

Using Lean, Six Sigma, and other Op Ex practices is helping one contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) increase efficiency and optimization.

Catalent will manufacture products for Bristol-Myers Squibb while adding sterile biologics fill/finish and oral solids manufacturing and packaging capacity.

Pfizer’s acquisition of Array BioPharma expands the company’s pipeline of investigational cancer therapies.

The acquisition will boost Merck’s pipeline for cancer, fibrosis, and autoimmune disease therapeutics.

The acquisition will boost Biogen’s gene-therapy pipeline with the addition of two mid- to late-stage clinical assets and preclinical programs.

Paul Hudson, formerly CEO of Novartis Pharmaceuticals, has been tapped to succeed Olivier Brandicourt as CEO of Sanofi.

Nanobiotix has launched Curadigm, a spinoff company that will specialize in developing a nanotechnology platform for healthcare applications.