Amgen suffers setback as patent office refuses to review competitor’s drug
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office handed Amgen a potential setback Jan. 14 when it declined to review two patent expiration dates on a competitor’s drug. In June, Thousand Oaks-based biotech giant Amgen asked the agency to review two formulation patents for Humira, made by Chicago-based competitor AbbVie, arguing that the patents should not have Read More →
Coast National sale speeds up merger surge
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Oxnard has $6.3 million to revitalize downtown
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Avoiding ER with Pre-R
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SLO group helps women in technology
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Tri-Counties has new appeal for biotech startups
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Compass real estate platform expands into Santa Barbara, Montecito
An online real estate platform called Compass is expanding into the region with offices in Santa Barbara and Montecito. New York-based Compass connects luxury real estate renters, buyers and sellers with agents, offers market insight and features online listings. Since the company entered the California market about two months ago, it has hired more than Read More →
