2010 Scrip 100 - Survivors of the shakeout

Crunched credit wiped out many biotech firms in 2009, yet some emerged from the wreckage leaner and stronger. How did they do it, asks Dr Sukaina Virji-Jeganathan.

Crunched credit wiped out many biotech firms in 2009, yet some emerged from the wreckage leaner and stronger. How did they do it, asks Dr Sukaina Virji-Jeganathan.

Despite hints of the emergence of green shoots in the biotech sector, these are of very little comfort to firms...

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