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August 02, 2004
The use of stable isotopic analyses to characterize drug products before they leave the manufacturer is explored as a means to identify counterfeit products.
The contract services industry is fertile ground for the investment banking community this summer.
August 01, 2004
Data from the 2004 Outsourcing Survey indicate that pharmaceutical companies are spending more on outsourced drug development, but with fewer suppliers.
July 02, 2004
Despite investors' strong interest in the chemical industry overall, pharmaceutical chemical businesses have not experienced much attention from investors thus far.
June 02, 2004
It's not clear whether contract service providers can deliver the performance improvements and costs savings that drug companies expect from large, long-term, semi-exclusive contracts.
May 02, 2004
Sponsors who have been lax in performing financial due diligence on their contractors have been given a wake-up call by the recent developments at aaiPharma.
January 01, 2004
Despite global economic problems during the last 2 years and continued industry-wide lay-offs in the manufacturing sector, the pharmaceutical industry workforce continues at a slow and steady pace. Employees, however, seem ever more wary of their job security.
December 02, 2003
Despite continued industry-wide layoffs in manufacturing jobs during the past year, the pharmaceutical industry workforce continues a slow and steady pace.
October 02, 2003
Outsourcing is part of the public debate as politicians seek to explain the lag in job growth despite a recovering economy, and as the Bush administration presses its initiative to "competitively source" more agency activities.
January 01, 2003
After a year that has endured the devastating effects of global economic recessions, corporate bankruptcies, lay-offs and reorganizations, the need for a stable work environment has been steadily moving toward the top of every employee's list of priorities. Industry analysts have been carefully watching for signs of how these factors, and the responses to them from government and regulatory agencies, may ultimately affect the corporate job environment as a whole. The following results of the fifth annual international employment survey show that while the pharmaceutical industry remains strong, its employees are only cautiously optimistic.