 Google closes Motorola acquisition
 22.05.2012 14:10  0 views  0 comments
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 In line with earlier reports, Google on Tuesday finalized its acquisition of Motorola Mobility. The $12.5 billion merger was approved by regulators in China on Monday after having been given the green light by the United States Department of Justice this past February. Chinese regulators did stipulate terms for its approval, however, namely that Google must continue to make Android open-source and freely available. Former Motorola Mobility CEO Sanjay Jha has stepped down and Google’s Dennis Woodside will replace him as chief executive. “I’m excited to announce today that our Motorola Mobility deal has closed,” Google CEO Larry Page wrote in a letter published on Google’s blog. “Motorola is a great American tech company that has driven the mobile revolution, with
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| Bavarian Nordic says U.S. backs new Imvamune study
22.05.2012 13:19 0 views 0 comments
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish biopharma firm Bavarian Nordic said on Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has supported the initiation of an expanded phase 3 study of its smallpox vaccine Imvamune. The U.S. government is stockpiling 20 million doses of Imvamune for use in a potential smallpox emergency, Bavarian Nordic said. The company's procurement contract with the U.S. government was increased by $32 million to $544 million, which would enable Bavarian Nordic to proceed with the enlarged phase 3 study, the company said in a statement. ... Czytaj więcej »
| Reds LHP Chapman arrested on traffic charges
22.05.2012 4:49 0 views 0 comments
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 Aroldis Chapman was arrested for speeding and driving with a suspended license early Monday, a few hours after it appeared he was in line to become the Cincinnati Reds' next closer.
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| DEA probed in wake of Secret Service investigation
22.05.2012 3:00 0 views 0 comments
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The Justice Department inspector general's office was investigating possible misconduct by two or more Drug Enforcement Administration agents in Colombia unrelated to the Secret Service incident with prostitutes at a Cartagena hotel, federal officials said Monday. Czytaj więcej »
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