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The Door Welcomes Häagen-Dazs and Holle to Roster of Clients

The Door Welcomes Häagen-Dazs and Holle to Roster of Clients
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Genocea to Present Novel Preclinical Inhibigen™ Data at AACR Annual Meeting 2021

Share: Insights into Inhibigen biology may yield new therapeutic targets to address immunotherapy resistance CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Genocea Biosciences, Inc. (NASDAQ:GNCA), a biopharmaceutical company developing next-generation neoantigen immunotherapies, today presented preclinical data that offers new insights into Inhibigen™-associated responses and continues to underscore the detrimental impact of their inclusion in cancer immunotherapies at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting 2021 from April 10-15. The findings – powered by Genocea s proprietary ATLAS™ platform – further validate previous research presented at SITC 2020 and published in Cancer Discovery, together revealing that the presence of an Inhibigen (antigen uniquely identifiable by ATLAS as dampening anti-tumor immune responses) in an otherwise protective immunotherapy can completely reverse the therapy s intended anti-tumor responses.

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SEC Warns SPAC Backers They Can t Bypass Securities Laws

by Tyler Durden Friday, Apr 09, 2021 - 11:01 AM As we noted earlier this week, it appears the days of SPACs debuting a dozen at a time, what many had speculated might be the peak of SPAC-mania, are over. Only a handful of new deals hit public markets this week. On Friday morning, the FT reported that one reason for the slowdown appears to be a declining appetite for institutional financing from institutional investors like Fidelity and Wellington Management, which have poured billions of dollars into so-called PIPE vehicles, a critical aspect of SPAC dealmaking. SPACs raise money from public markets during their debut, but getting a deal done typically requires an infusion of private capital, often from a variety of sources.

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Dolphin Entertainment Announces 2020 Business Highlights, and Dolphin 2 0 Commences with 2021 Launch of NFTs Division and First NFTs Partnership

Dolphin Entertainment Announces 2020 Business Highlights, and Dolphin 2 0 Commences with 2021 Launch of NFTs Division and First NFTs Partnership
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SPACs, IPOs And Liability Risk Under The Securities Laws: John Coates, SEC, Acting Director, Division Of Corporation Finance, April 8, 2021

SPACs, IPOs And Liability Risk Under The Securities Laws: John Coates, SEC, Acting Director, Division Of Corporation Finance, April 8, 2021 Date 08/04/2021 Over the past six months, the U.S. securities markets have seen an unprecedented surge in the use and popularity of Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (or SPACs).[1],[2] Shareholder advocates – as well as business journalists and legal and banking practitioners, and even SPAC enthusiasts themselves[3] – are sounding alarms about the surge. Concerns include risks from fees, conflicts, and sponsor compensation, from celebrity sponsorship and the potential for retail participation drawn by baseless hype, and the sheer amount of capital pouring into the SPACs, each of which is designed to hunt for a private target to take public.[4] With the unprecedented surge has come unprecedented scrutiny, and new issues with both standard and innovative SPAC structures keep surfacing.

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