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Genzyme Enters Cancer Arena The approval of a new drug is a long-term opportunity for the biotech giant. |
The Motley Fool
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Investors Jump Ship at Genzyme Clearly, Genzyme continues to invest in its business for the long term. That's the type of approach that can create a steady stream of market-beating returns for investors if they're willing to trust management. |
The Motley Fool
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John Bluis |
Genzyme's Acquisitions Pay Off With some of this biotech's major decisions coming to fruition, shareholders can have more confidence that management can deliver on its promises. |
BusinessWeek
March 22, 2004
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Look Who May Be Courting Bioenvision Genzyme may be interested in Bioenvision as well. Why? In 2001, Bioenvision licensed to ILEX the right to co-develop and market in the U.S. and Canada its Clorfarabine, a drug for leukemia. Bioenvision still holds the rights outside North America. The company will soon file for Food & Drug Administration approval of Clorfarabine, which has a $1 billion market potential. |
