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November 12, 2008 at 12:43 PM #303281November 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM #303626capemanParticipant
[quote]Did you see the article last week about one of the big investors in Amylin urging for the company to be sold off?[/quote]
I think that is what Amylin is doing by cost-cutting and trying to become profitable. The big hit they just took is mostly on their followon drug needing more trials due to manufacturing issues. They must conserve cash to run the trials. I bet if there is a second wave it is including research but that is just a hunch.
Don’t listen to what Carl Icahn says though. He bought into Yahoo for the MSFT buyout and lost big on that one.
November 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM #303988capemanParticipant[quote]Did you see the article last week about one of the big investors in Amylin urging for the company to be sold off?[/quote]
I think that is what Amylin is doing by cost-cutting and trying to become profitable. The big hit they just took is mostly on their followon drug needing more trials due to manufacturing issues. They must conserve cash to run the trials. I bet if there is a second wave it is including research but that is just a hunch.
Don’t listen to what Carl Icahn says though. He bought into Yahoo for the MSFT buyout and lost big on that one.
November 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM #303999capemanParticipant[quote]Did you see the article last week about one of the big investors in Amylin urging for the company to be sold off?[/quote]
I think that is what Amylin is doing by cost-cutting and trying to become profitable. The big hit they just took is mostly on their followon drug needing more trials due to manufacturing issues. They must conserve cash to run the trials. I bet if there is a second wave it is including research but that is just a hunch.
Don’t listen to what Carl Icahn says though. He bought into Yahoo for the MSFT buyout and lost big on that one.
November 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM #304016capemanParticipant[quote]Did you see the article last week about one of the big investors in Amylin urging for the company to be sold off?[/quote]
I think that is what Amylin is doing by cost-cutting and trying to become profitable. The big hit they just took is mostly on their followon drug needing more trials due to manufacturing issues. They must conserve cash to run the trials. I bet if there is a second wave it is including research but that is just a hunch.
Don’t listen to what Carl Icahn says though. He bought into Yahoo for the MSFT buyout and lost big on that one.
November 12, 2008 at 11:57 PM #304074capemanParticipant[quote]Did you see the article last week about one of the big investors in Amylin urging for the company to be sold off?[/quote]
I think that is what Amylin is doing by cost-cutting and trying to become profitable. The big hit they just took is mostly on their followon drug needing more trials due to manufacturing issues. They must conserve cash to run the trials. I bet if there is a second wave it is including research but that is just a hunch.
Don’t listen to what Carl Icahn says though. He bought into Yahoo for the MSFT buyout and lost big on that one.
November 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM #304960SD TransplantParticipantI guess the news related to job losses aren’t stopping anytime soon…..I don’t know the true local impact of these two companies below, but at the macro level the economy, the impact will get bigger. These are well paying jobs compared to other sectors.
– Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
– Citigroup to lay off another 10,000 – reportNovember 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM #304903SD TransplantParticipantI guess the news related to job losses aren’t stopping anytime soon…..I don’t know the true local impact of these two companies below, but at the macro level the economy, the impact will get bigger. These are well paying jobs compared to other sectors.
– Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
– Citigroup to lay off another 10,000 – reportNovember 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM #304871SD TransplantParticipantI guess the news related to job losses aren’t stopping anytime soon…..I don’t know the true local impact of these two companies below, but at the macro level the economy, the impact will get bigger. These are well paying jobs compared to other sectors.
– Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
– Citigroup to lay off another 10,000 – reportNovember 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM #304507SD TransplantParticipantI guess the news related to job losses aren’t stopping anytime soon…..I don’t know the true local impact of these two companies below, but at the macro level the economy, the impact will get bigger. These are well paying jobs compared to other sectors.
– Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
– Citigroup to lay off another 10,000 – reportNovember 14, 2008 at 10:30 AM #304884SD TransplantParticipantI guess the news related to job losses aren’t stopping anytime soon…..I don’t know the true local impact of these two companies below, but at the macro level the economy, the impact will get bigger. These are well paying jobs compared to other sectors.
– Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
– Citigroup to lay off another 10,000 – reportDecember 29, 2008 at 5:31 PM #321555MayerParticipantMy friend works at a local broker dealer, LPL Financial, which is the largest independent B/D in the country actually, told me they’re laying off 10% of their workforce, about 300 people.
He thinks the cuts aren’t over yet…
December 29, 2008 at 5:31 PM #321477MayerParticipantMy friend works at a local broker dealer, LPL Financial, which is the largest independent B/D in the country actually, told me they’re laying off 10% of their workforce, about 300 people.
He thinks the cuts aren’t over yet…
December 29, 2008 at 5:31 PM #321459MayerParticipantMy friend works at a local broker dealer, LPL Financial, which is the largest independent B/D in the country actually, told me they’re laying off 10% of their workforce, about 300 people.
He thinks the cuts aren’t over yet…
December 29, 2008 at 5:31 PM #321403MayerParticipantMy friend works at a local broker dealer, LPL Financial, which is the largest independent B/D in the country actually, told me they’re laying off 10% of their workforce, about 300 people.
He thinks the cuts aren’t over yet…
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