Carmell Therapeutics plans to acquire Arizona biotech firm for $65M

Carmell Therapeutics Corp. said it plans to have Axolotl Biologix operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Carmell should the deal meet regulatory approvals and other conditions.

Deal Dash: GBT Realty seeks approval on Midtown tower; International design firm opens Nashville office

Small town in fast-growing Harnett County could get 90 new homes

Here’s what New Mexico leaders in commercial real estate think 2023 could have in store

Annapolis private equity firm Thomas Park buys The Loughlin Management Group, including stake in KLNB

4 new developments in Silicon Valley show single-family home strength

More Central Ohio homebuyers are backing out of deals. Are interest rates to blame?

Women Who Lead in Family-Owned Business: Carolyn Chism Hardy of Hardy Beverage LLC

Comerica considers retail potential in Raleigh amid Southeast expansion

Carmell Therapeutics plans to acquire Arizona biotech firm for $65M

Previous How UPMC Hillman and Krystal Biotech will be working together on a new cancer treatment

Next Former CEO pleads guilty to lying to feds during $40M health care fraud investigation

firststargroup

Kotek touts $500M Oregon housing plan at Leadership Summit

Retirement plans see boost as states mandate IRAs and tax credits lower costs

Norton Healthcare data breach affected more than 2 million people

Houston-based cell therapy company FibroBiologics files to go public

Suggested Posts

Kansas City Chiefs bar in Philadelphia will close for Super Bowl against Eagles

Raleigh hotel near Crabtree Mall sold to Charlotte group

Colorado employment report reveals volatility in one particular industry

Largest single-family homebuilders in Mecklenburg County [number of permits pulled in 2021]

Oahu luxury homes sold for more and took a lot longer to sell last year, report says

Forward Pinellas expands its board to 19 voting members

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories

Pizza eatery Bufalina returning to East Austin, this time with a notably longer lease

Previous How UPMC Hillman and Krystal Biotech will be working together on a new cancer treatment

Next Former CEO pleads guilty to lying to feds during $40M health care fraud investigation

firststargroup

Related Posts

Suggested Posts

MENU

FirstStar Group

More Stories