Pressure BioSciences, Inc. Reports 69% Revenue Increase for Q1 2012 - MarketWatch (press release)

Pressure BioSciences, Inc. Reports 69% Revenue Increase for Q1 2012 MarketWatch (press release) Forward looking statements include the estimated size of the life sciences sample preparation market; the Company's plans and ability to secure sufficient financing to support working capital needs, including its expanded and more aggressive ... and more »

Fluidigm Developing Cellular Sample Prep Platform for Single-Cell Gene ... - GenomeWeb

Fluidigm Developing Cellular Sample Prep Platform for Single-Cell Gene ... GenomeWeb Fluidigm unveiled the C1 to potential users during the first quarter of this year, and plans to place beta systems with early-access customers soon, Worthington said. He did not provide a firm commercialization timeline for the platform, but noted that ... and more »

New drug-pricing policy to determine prices at which firms can sell essential ... - Economic Times

New drug-pricing policy to determine prices at which firms can sell essential ... Economic Times India will soon have its new drug-pricing policy that will determine prices at which pharma companies can sell essential medicines in the retail market. The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Policy, 2011, seeks to evolve a formula to fix the maximum ... and more »

Mnet Launches New “Content Everywhere” Initiative for Asian-Inspired Pop Culture - Virtual-Strategy Magazine

Mnet Launches New “Content Everywhere” Initiative for Asian-Inspired Pop Culture Virtual-Strategy Magazine Additionally, in advance of the company's panel at the 3AF's 2012 Asian Marketing & Advertising Summit, Mnet today unveiled initial data from a recent research study conducted by BrandIQ, a leading brand strategy, marketing research and innovation firm ... and more »

The booming business of beauty boxes - Macleans.ca

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The booming business of beauty boxes Macleans.ca Topbox, another Canadian start-up, boasts a four-month wait-list for its samples. In return for donating their samples—which they would normally give out for free at department stores—cosmetics companies are handed a goldmine of market research based ...