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Researchers discover potentially cancer-fighting T cells within some pediatric brain tumor patients - Vimarsana News

Researchers discover potentially cancer-fighting T cells within some pediatric brain tumor patients

"These patients may be candidates in whom immunotherapy has the potential to show clinical benefit."

Researchers discover potentially cancer-fighting T cells within some pediatric brain tumor patients - Vimarsana News

Researchers discover potentially cancer-fighting T cells within some pediatric brain tumor patients

"These patients may be candidates in whom immunotherapy has the potential to show clinical benefit."

HLIB upgrades MRCB to 'buy' with target price of 55 sen | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

HLIB upgrades MRCB to 'buy' with target price of 55 sen | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) has upgraded construction and property group Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) to a “buy” from its previous “hold” call with a target price (TP) of 55 sen from 34 sen previously.

Gamuda Rises After Earnings Beat Expectations - Vimarsana News

Gamuda Rises After Earnings Beat Expectations

By Ying Xian Wong Gamuda shares rose early Friday after quarterly earnings beat expectations, with several analysts reiterating buy ratings and forecasting...

Rohas Tecnic to grow recurring income business - Vimarsana News

Rohas Tecnic to grow recurring income business

HAVING being affected by the various movement restrictions during the pandemic, Rohas Tecnic Bhd is looking to grow its recurring income and green business to reduce its reliance on manufacturing. More specifically, it aims to shore up its mini hydropower plant and water treatment plant (WTP) businesses, as well as the telecommunication tower division, so that within three years, their total contribution to revenue and bottom line will be increased to 50% and 30% respectively (from 20% at present).