Ten years ago, Paragon Bioservices moved into the University of Maryland BioPark with just 30 employees and a change of direction to focus on manufacturing gene therapies. Monday the firm announced that it had agreed to be acquired by Catalent ...
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Stevenson University has listed its Greenspring campus for sale to explore its options as the college centers more activities at its expanding Owings Mills campus. Two years ago Stevenson bought the former Rosewood Center property from the state of Maryland. ...
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Johns Hopkins University and McDaniel College have rewarded some students who also run their own businesses at campus pitch competitions this past week. Monday night, McDaniel College awarded its $10,000 to junior Rachael Fox for her shoe company, Fox Boots. ...
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Baltimore biotech firm Paragon Bioservices has been acquired by the New Jersey-based drug manufacturer Catalent, Inc. for $1.2 billion, Paragon announced Monday. Paragon, which specializes in biologics contract development and manufacturing, especially in gene therapy using viral vector manufacturing, employs ...
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Paragon Bioservices is opening a manufacturing facility near Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport that the company says will create 150 job. The biologics contract development and manufacturing organization said the new facility will help the firm employ 500 people in ...
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Maryland venture-backed firms raised $79 million during the year’s first quarter, less than in any quarter since 2016, according to the quarterly PwC/CB Insights MoneyTree Report. Despite a significantly lower number than the state had seen in nine quarters, the ...
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Sometimes compromise means recognizing things could have gone worse. That seems to be the view of advocates of measures aimed at controlling what Marylanders pay for their medication. Legislation introduced in January would have created a board to set upper ...
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Three years ago hundreds of KELLY employees gathered for a group photograph outside of the company’s headquarters at 1 Kelly Way in Sparks. What was once a mom-and-pop insurance operation founded in the basement of a Timonium home was celebrating ...
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Chicago-based investment firm Ariel Investments said it purchased copies of Mayor Catherine Pugh’s “Healthy Holly” books to distribute to attendees at a 2013 leadership conference where she was speaking. Ariel purchased 400 copies of the book for $3,680, including $80 ...
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An employee of Johns Hopkins Health System was approached by then-Sen. Catherine Pugh about buying her “Health Holly” children’s books but declined, a system spokeswoman said Wednesday. At the time, Pugh sat on the Senate Finance Committee, the panel responsible ...
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