The US election result last November was, received wisdom had it, just about the perfect result for Wall Street.
No more would investors have to wake up wondering what Donald Trump had just tweeted and what fresh unpredictability he would be unleashing on markets.
Joe Biden, it was assumed, would lead to a calmer ride for markets while also ending some of the trade disputes Mr Trump started or exacerbated with China and the EU.
At the same time, the failure of the Democrats to win control of the US Senate was also considered reassuring for investors, since it would curb the excesses of the more left-wing elements in Mr Biden s party.
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SomaLogic Raises Additional $81M to Series A Financing Totaling $214M
SomaLogic, Inc., a Boulder, CO-based global developer of proteomic discovery and applications for biomedical discovery and clinical diagnostics, added $81M to Series A raise which now totals $214M.
In this second close, additional financial investors include Janus Henderson Investors, Redmile Group, Logos Capital, Revelation Partners, Ziff Capital Healthcare Ventures, Boston Millennia Partners and Millennium Management. Strategic investors from a number of premier organizations that span the current and future proteomics market include Novartis, Amgen, Intermountain Ventures and NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd.
The round was led by Casdin Capital, with participation from Farallon Capital Management, Foresite Capital, funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., Blue Water Life Science Advisors, Madryn Asset Management, Fiscus Ventures and Reimagined Ventures (affiliates of Magnetar Capital), Mona
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Late Tuesday, however, President Donald Trump suggested he might not sign the $900 billion stimulus deal Congress approved earlier this week, demanding in a video on Twitter that Congress “immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items” from the bill. He also requested that Congress increase the $600 stimulus payments to Americans to at least $2,000.
Investors also focused on the lingering threat of COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Prevention and Control said that a recent coronavirus mutation identified in the UK could possibly have begun to spread in the U.S. undetected, though a number of new travel restrictions have recently been put in place on Britain. But much remains unknown about the new strain’s virulence and resistance – or lack thereof – to existing COVID-19 vaccines.
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