BioNotebook: Dyax, MacroGenics, Vivaldi and Rexahn

Dyax prices $60m offering; MacroGenics surges in first day of trading; Vivaldi acquires vaccine assets; and Rexahn licenses academic drug delivery platform.

Dyax prices $60m offering; MacroGenics surges in first day of trading; Vivaldi acquires vaccine assets; and Rexahn licenses academic drug delivery platform.

Dyax stock sees small dip then gains as company prices $60m offering

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