Wednesday, June 8, 2016

ValiRx (LON:VAL) in talks over cancer drug collaborations, says chief: ProactiveInvestors Stocktube

Published on 8 Jun 2016
Satu Vainikka, chief executive of ValiRx Plc (LON:VAL), tells Proactive Investors the company is discussions with larger companies over potential licencing deals and collaborations for its lead cancer drug VAL 201.

The company is to broaden the phase I/II clinical trial of its lead cancer drug to speed up the dose expansion stage, allowing it to complete the prostate cancer trial within the projected and regulatory-agreed time frame.
“A biotech business model is to take things from A to B and once you start reaching B, which in our case is Phase II clinical trials, we are starting to talk to big pharmaceutical companies or bigger biotech companies,” Vainikka says.

The company has also started preparatory work on a full efficacy study (phase III) of the drug in prostate cancer treatment.

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How Traditional Cable Operators Are Competing With Amazon and Netflix: TheStreet

Published on 8 Jun 2016
While television viewing habits are changing, especially amid the rise of streaming outlets like Netflix and Amazon Prime, people will likely consume more video than ever before in the coming years, according to one expert. 'We are in a battle for people's time and attention,' said Russell Sapienza, entertainment & media advisory practice partner at PwC, which released a five-year outlook report on the entertainment and media space on Wednesday. 'We see that as one of the shifts occurring over these five years.' He said the major traditional cable providers - from companies like Comcast , Charter Communications , Verizon Communications and Cablevision - are working on 'streaming only' options in an effort to compete with the aforementioned streaming giants. 'There are about 10 million households with a broadband line coming into the home with no television,' he said, adding that these households represent an important opportunity for TV and video providers. Sapienza doesn't see much of a battle between the old players and the new players, like Netflix and Amazon. 'I think everyone will prevail,' he said, adding 'I think you will have this traditional linear option that tends to be shrinking, but not very fast. And you have a demographic of youth who are consuming media at different times on different devices and there are players out there offering TV everywhere.' In order to grow, Sapienza found that cable and streaming companies must tap into overseas markets, many of which are buoyed by a growing middle class and higher disposable income. 'We used to monitor about 30 countries and we are now monitoring 54 where media is taking hold,' he added. PwC said total U.S. TV and video revenue will reach $122.09 billion in 2020, compared to $119.77 billion in 2015. The number of U.S. pay-TV subscribers will reach 101 million in 2020, from 100 million in 2015. TheStreet's Scott Gamm reports from Wall Street.

Oil Builds on Gains, Alphabet may Face Questions About Nest: TheStreet

Published on 8 Jun 2016
Oil is building on its highest close of the year. Prices have nearly doubled since hitting 13 year lows earlier in the year. Energy stocks have rebounded as well, sending the S&P 500 to a 10 month high. Alphabet ( ) meets with investors today. The Google parent company may have to face questions about the fate of its Nest smart device unit. Nest's founder abruptly resigned last week. Google bought Nest in 2014 for $3.2 billion and the company went on a hiring and acquisitions spree. It's also expected to address the gender pay gap. The Alphabet meeting will be live streamed. Lululemon ( ) shares are down in the pre-market after its earnings report disappoined. Same store sales were higher but overall, results missed.

#Italy - Europe migrant crisis: suspected human trafficking kingpin extradited to Italy: FRANCE 24 English

Published on 8 Jun 2016

#USA - Kanye West Concert Chaos NYC with Surprise Concert: CBS New York


Published on 6 Jun 2016
Kanye West pop-up concert ends in New York street chaos





Selena Gomez - Kill Em With Kindness: SelenaGomezVEVO

Published on 6 Jun 2016
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#Pakistan - government attempts to attract tourists to Swat Valley: Al Jazeera English

Published on 8 Jun 2016
The Swat Valley was once Pakistan’s top tourist destination until the conflict with the Taliban brought life to a virtual standstill and scared away visitors.

Now the government has lifted a travel ban on foreign tourists to try and encourage people to come and visit the region.

Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder reports from Swat Valley.

#India - Non Stop 100 | June 8, 2016 | 1:30 PM: India Today

Published on 8 Jun 2016
Non Stop 100 brings to you 100 news stories in less than 30 minutes.

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi meets US President, Barack Obama for the seventh time.Prime Minister addressed Indo-US business council as India is poised to contribute as new engine of global growth.

A construction firm in Kerala has send legal notice to Congress President, Sonia Gandhi and other congress leaders for non payment of dues for a building owned by the party.

Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer, Anil Kumar Jha's report has reached the Chief Election Commissioner and the final decision is expected on 10th June.

Chaos broke out in the Jammu & Kashmir assembly once again as the independent MLA, Rashid Engineer stormed the well of the house demanding the release of a jailed Muslim leader.

6 Congress MLAs in Tripura led by Sudip Roy Burman has joined the Trinamool Congress and another Congress legislature, Jitendra Sarkar has resigned from the assembly and says he would rejoin the ruling CPM and many more news..


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