The lives of a sell

Article Abstract:

Philadelphia's Centocor Inc continues to be very popular among biotechnology investors, despite the fact that it has yet to bring a product to market. One of its most promising products is Centoxin, a genetically-engineered drug to combat septic shock. The drug received limited FDA approval in 1991.

Diagnostic substances, Biotechnology industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Biotechnology industries, Finance, Product information, Drug therapy, Septic shock, Centocor Inc., CNTO

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Phils '92: a lot of Morandinis

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Wharton Business School professor Joseph Harder has completed four year study of player performance and long contracts. It reveals that widely-held ideas about players slacking off when they sign and playing better in the last year of the contract are untrue.

Compensation and benefits, Baseball players

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Heir time: Ralph Roberts always wanted a company he could pass along to his little boy. Now Brian is big. So is Comcast

Article Abstract:

Comcast Corp. grew ten fold in the 1980s, and has grand plans for further expansion. Founder Ralph J. Roberts was a cable TV pioneer, and he and his son discuss the future of the company.

Radiotelephone communications, Cable and other pay TV services, Management, Officials and employees, Cable television, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Biography, Comcast Corp., Roberts, Ralph Joel, Roberts, Brian L.

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