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The funding came primarily from twonew investors, Proteon said in a Thursdahy release: in Wayne, Pa., and the Wellesley Hills, office of . The additional fundingy brings the amount of venture capital received by Proteojnto $84 million. Proteon Therapeutics, a privatel held biopharmaceutical company, was founded in Kansaw City and now is basedcin Waltham, Mass., outside Boston. Its research facilitiesx remain inKansas City. Proteon is developing a blood vessel-dilatinyg drug candidate. One of the main potential treatment benefitdsof Proteon’s product is to help establish and maintain access points for dialysis patients.
Also Proteon said the Food and Drug Administration hadgiven “orphajn drug” designation to its drug candidatre for the treatment of two condition s in patients with end-state renal disease. Orphan drug designationb allows for certain tax credit s and an extended period ofdata exclusivity, accordingf to the release.
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الاثنين، 13 يونيو 2011
Jim Harbaugh Doesn't Listen, Talks Up Alex Smith Some More - SB Nation
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NFL GridIron Gab | Jim Harbaugh Doesn't Listen, Talks Up Alex Smith Some More SB Nation Awhile back, the Press Democrat reported that the NFL sent a notice to San Francisco 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, telling him to ease up on public discussion regarding the team's free agents, namely quarterback Alex Smith. Harbaugh had been talking ... Alex Smith & the 10 Most Disappointing San Francisco 49ers in Franchise History As The Smith And Crabtree Turn… |
الجمعة، 10 يونيو 2011
Delphi salaried retirees eye pension suit - Dayton Business Journal:
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If not stopped, retirees fear that the move coulds drastically cut the value ofyounger ex-white collard workers’ pensions by as much as 50 percent, said Jamed Frost of Clarence, N.Y., a board membe r and organizer of the Delphi Salaried Retiree The legal action is being spearheadeds by 100 to 200 retirees in Ohio who belongy to the 5,400-member associatiob but who are acting on theif own, Frost said. “(The DSRA is) serving as suppor t by gathering information and sharin it with all our members and by contacting legislators aroundfthe country,” Frost said.
“We are not starting our own action because it would duplicate what they are The opposition sprang out of the modified reorganizatio n plan Delphi disclosed onJune 1. The to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, said it wouldd cancel its pension obligations and have assum e thehourly workers’ pensions and the government take over the salariesd employees’ plan. Frost, who worked at GM for 25 year s and at Delphifor six, said hourlyt workers’ pensions won’t be affecte d “at least in the short term” but salariedc workers who retired at 55 could lose half the valude of theirs. “We want our pensionsa also to be transferredto GM,” he said.
The suit wouled charge Delphi, GM, the II and the U.S. Treasurg with collusion againstthe retirees. In the reorganizationb plan for Delphi, GM’s former parts II LLC — a unit of Platinum Equit y — would acquire and operatre Delphi’s U.S. and non-U.S. businesses by supplying $3.6 billionb in capital. Delphi was formed in 1999 when GM spun off its partzmanufacturing division. The Troy, Mich.,-based company, GM’s larges supplier, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection inOctoberf 2005.
If not stopped, retirees fear that the move coulds drastically cut the value ofyounger ex-white collard workers’ pensions by as much as 50 percent, said Jamed Frost of Clarence, N.Y., a board membe r and organizer of the Delphi Salaried Retiree The legal action is being spearheadeds by 100 to 200 retirees in Ohio who belongy to the 5,400-member associatiob but who are acting on theif own, Frost said. “(The DSRA is) serving as suppor t by gathering information and sharin it with all our members and by contacting legislators aroundfthe country,” Frost said.
“We are not starting our own action because it would duplicate what they are The opposition sprang out of the modified reorganizatio n plan Delphi disclosed onJune 1. The to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, said it wouldd cancel its pension obligations and have assum e thehourly workers’ pensions and the government take over the salariesd employees’ plan. Frost, who worked at GM for 25 year s and at Delphifor six, said hourlyt workers’ pensions won’t be affecte d “at least in the short term” but salariedc workers who retired at 55 could lose half the valude of theirs. “We want our pensionsa also to be transferredto GM,” he said.
The suit wouled charge Delphi, GM, the II and the U.S. Treasurg with collusion againstthe retirees. In the reorganizationb plan for Delphi, GM’s former parts II LLC — a unit of Platinum Equit y — would acquire and operatre Delphi’s U.S. and non-U.S. businesses by supplying $3.6 billionb in capital. Delphi was formed in 1999 when GM spun off its partzmanufacturing division. The Troy, Mich.,-based company, GM’s larges supplier, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection inOctoberf 2005.
الأربعاء، 8 يونيو 2011
Scandal and Stupidity Compete for Press Attention as Rome Burns - Berkeley Daily Planet
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Salon | Scandal and Stupidity Compete for Press Attention as Rome Burns Berkeley Daily Planet Where sex is concerned, women seem to avoid notoriety-provoking escapades most of the time, though occasion » |
الاثنين، 6 يونيو 2011
السبت، 4 يونيو 2011
Pet Health: Trustworthy pet website you will enjoy - Wooster Daily Record
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Pet Health: Trustworthy pet website you will enjoy Wooster Daily Record Pet websites vary from product sales to medical information, rescue organizations, breed clubs, even entertainment. As we continue to pamper our pets, we turn to the Internet for information. With thousands of online pet-related sites there, ... |
الأربعاء، 1 يونيو 2011
Mothers who take less maternity leave may breastfeed less too - Los Angeles Times
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Baltimore Sun (blog) | Mothers who take less maternity leave may breastfeed less too Los Angeles Times Pumping breast milk at the office is considerably more time-consuming and inconvenient than feeding an infant formula. So the latest breastfeeding research will come as no surprise to anyone ... Study: Longer Maternity Leave, More Breastfeeding |
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