Morning MarketBeat: Short Covering Won’t Keep Fueling Rally

Don't expect "short covering" to add any more zing to the stock market's recent rally. Major U.S. stock indexes are up more than 20% from their early-October lows. A mix of improving economic data combined with a second Greek bailout has contributed to the market's recent run.

With MOSIRA in doubt, biotech backers to raise money for Gov. Jay Nixon

MOSIRA supporters will hold a fundraiser for Nixon next month.

Judge rejects MOSIRA science startup fund

A judge ruled that the fund designed to spur science startups across the state is unconstitutional.

Factors Hindering Africa's Development

The African continent makes up 6% of the Earth’s surface and 20% of the land mass. It has an area of 30.2 million km2. The 54 countries in Africa together have a population of about one billion or about 14% of the population of the world.

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AUSTIN -- When the Texas Medical Board called a stakeholder meeting in July to discuss the state's burgeoning adult stem cell industry, it was at the behest of Gov.

Animal Biotechnology - Technologies, Markets and Companies

NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 2012  /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Animal Biotechnology - Technologies, Markets and Companies http://www.reportlinker.com/p0203534/Animal-Biotechnology---Technologies-Markets-and-Companies.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=BiotechnologyThis ...

Pennsylvania human antibody cloning company raising $1.5 million

  A Pennsylvania biotechnology company is raising $1.5 million to advance its human antibody cloning technology that it believes has broad applications for the treatment of unmet medical needs such as Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, infectious diseases and bioterror attacks. In its latest financing round, begun Jan. 4, Immunome has raised $145,000. Dr. Scott K. Dessain, the founder and [...]

Immunome Launches $1.5 Million Offering - cbl

By Bill Murphy WYNNEWOOD, Pa. -- Immunome Inc. has raised $145,000, or nearly a tenth of a $1.50 mil...

Brand: World is entering ‘wild and woolly’ times for genetic engineering

LINCOLN, Neb. - The world is entering a "wild and woolly" time of genetic engineering of food, when some of the most significant advancements may come from "amateur biotech" practitioners and in the developing world, says Stewart Brand, a self-described ecopragmatist and founder of the "Whole Earth Catalog."

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