The American Home Products Corporation said the Food and Drug Administration would give an expedited review to its experimental treatment for kidney cancer as the drug maker expanded its line of cancer therapies.
The approval may help the Swiss drug maker expand sales of Gleevec, which reached $464 million in the first nine months of 2002.
The Mexican cement maker expanded into the housing slowdown affecting the United States and western European markets, and now it is paying for its aggressiveness.
Even as Cisco's earnings shrank during the recession, the computer equipment maker expanded its footprint through partnerships, acquisitions and new product pushes.
Chambers was among the first high-profile U.S. executives to herald an economic recovery, and even as Cisco's earnings shrank during the recession, the computer equipment maker expanded its footprint through partnerships, acquisitions and new product pushes.
Prices have been weak for years because chip makers expanded capacity just as sales of personal computers, a big user of memory chips, began to slump.
[C4.] Club Makers Expand Into Golf Balls Callaway Golf, the maker of Big Bertha golf clubs, and Taylor makeradidas Goff, manother another popular line of clubs, expanded their product lines into golf balls.
Study highlights that paying attention to current and future regional climate can help decision-makers expand agriculture in ways that minimize harm to, and maybe even benefit, particular at-risk species.
To overcome those challenges, the report recommends that policy makers expand and capitalize on existing transit revenue schemes; explore measures to lower the voter approval threshold for transit-related taxes, assessments and bonds from two-thirds to 55percentt; and promote land use policies to spark greater use of neighborhood transit services.
Urging the needy to take them, policy makers expanded wage subsidies (which now top $5,000 a year in some states), while putting time limits on cash benefits, cutting access to training and giving states wide discretion to turn aid-seekers away.
