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Sam Cage

Position: Deputy Bureau Chief, Switzerland
Sam Cage has been working as a reporter since 2001. He is currently based in Zurich covering Swiss healthcare and also writes about banks, politics, culture and sport. Sam was previously in Geneva and London, covering anything from international organisations to oil markets.

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Novartis says drugs unit to outshine November 09, 10:01pm EST 

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Novartis AG's <NOVN.VX> drugs unit will continue to outgrow a sickly overall pharmaceuticals market, driven by new treatments for cancer, multiple sclerosis and lung disease, its divisional chief said on Monday.  Full Article 

UPDATE 1-Synthes falls after US regulator's warning
UPDATE 3-Clariant sees slow rebound after surprise Q3 profit
WRAPUP 1-Specialty chemicals makers see slow recovery ahead
UPDATE 2-Novartis buys China vaccine stake for $125 mln
UPDATE 3-Clariant sees slow rebound after surprise Q3 profit
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Is Genentech taking over Roche?

Roche's megabucks Genentech buy is looking more like a reverse takeover -- in some ways, at least. The Swiss drugmaker splashed out $47 billion to buy out its biotech partner to secure access to Genentech's ...  Full Article | Comments [2] 

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Islamic finance just one more crisis victim?

It's not just traditional western banks that are hurting -- the recession is hitting Islamic finance hard, too. The industry, which operates according to Islamic law and hence has an in-built conservative ...  Full Article | Comments [2] 

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Is the tide turning for Switzerland's banks?

UBS and Credit Suisse both have strong wealth management businesses -- and the new year seems to have brought new hope. UBS, which has written down more toxic assets than any other European bank, says ...  Full Article 

Bankers - Ever thought about working for Big Pharma?
Another false dawn for City? | Comments [5]
Swiss government speaks out against proposed minaret ban | Comments [2]