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InCROM Subsidiary in Shanghai Set to Become Subsidiary of Chinese Pharma Giant, Aims for Business Expansion

September 10, 2013
Japan’s InCROM Inc., a clinical research organization, and its subsidiary in Shanghai agreed last month to turn the subsidiary into a joint venture, accepting a capital injection from state-run China National Pharmaceutical Group Corp. “There is no one else other…

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