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Amgen Inc.’s experimental drug rilotumumab, almost shelved by the company after it disappointed in a study, has been revived after a closer look at data in a gastric cancer trial found it helped a group of patients.
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GlaxoSmithKline Plc’s combination of two experimental melanoma medicines slowed cancer progression with few skin complications in an early clinical trial, a result that suggests the combo may have fewer side effects than existing single-drug treatments.
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OraSure Technologies Inc. soared the most in three years after U.S. regulatory advisers backed its bid to bring to market the first at-home HIV test that lets people get results without using a doctor or laboratory.
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Most Swiss stocks advanced, rebounding from the lowest level this year, as Cie. Financiere Richemont SA rallied after earnings topped estimates.
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Cie. Financiere Richemont SA, the second-biggest luxury goods company, reported full-year profit that beat analysts’ estimates as sales were boosted by buoyant demand for high-end goods in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Former captain John Terry was named to the England soccer squad for the 2012 European Championship as new manager Roy Hodgson left out fellow defender Rio Ferdinand.
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Bankers from around the world told the Internal Revenue Service that proposed U.S. rules requiring reporting of Americans’ overseas bank accounts are too burdensome and must be changed.
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Oil dropped in New York to the lowest level in more than six months after U.S. crude stockpiles grew and talks to form a coalition government in Greece collapsed, raising concern that Europe’s debt crisis will worsen.
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Gasoline for immediate loading in northwest Europe traded at less than $1,000 a metric ton for the first time in more than three months.
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A German man who said he was mistaken for a terrorist more than eight years ago and tortured by U.S. agents had his suit against Macedonia heard by the European Court of Human Rights after his claims were rejected in three countries.
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