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2006-11-22 | permalink
Heard on the Street: Seeds may help Syngenta grow
Better known for dark chocolate and fine cheeses, the Swiss are now aiming to become a force in one of the new world's most common commodities: corn. Syngenta AG, a Swiss company listed in Zurich with American depositary shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange, bets that if it builds the right genetically modified seeds, profits will come -- and some investors like its chances.
- posted by Checkbiotech, Switzerland: Heard on the Street: Seeds may help Syngenta grow
- Reuters: DuPont stock could rise sharply next year-Barron's
- The Mercury News, USA: Report touts California biotech even as profits remain elusive
- Origin Agritech Limited, USA: Origin Agritech Limited increases ownership interest in Biocentury Transgene (China) Co., Ltd.
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2006-11-22 | permalink
Heard on the Street: Seeds may help Syngenta grow
Better known for dark chocolate and fine cheeses, the Swiss are now aiming to become a force in one of the new world's most common commodities: corn. Syngenta AG, a Swiss company listed in Zurich with American depositary shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange, bets that if it builds the right genetically modified seeds, profits will come -- and some investors like its chances.
- posted by Checkbiotech, Switzerland: Heard on the Street: Seeds may help Syngenta grow
- Reuters: DuPont stock could rise sharply next year-Barron's
- The Mercury News, USA: Report touts California biotech even as profits remain elusive
- Origin Agritech Limited, USA: Origin Agritech Limited increases ownership interest in Biocentury Transgene (China) Co., Ltd.
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