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- BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- AMO Japan Sees Split from Allergan as a Major Advantage: President Akedo
August 19, 2002
- OTC NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- Taisho, Toyama Agree to Form Capital, Business Alliance
August 19, 2002
- NEW PRODUCTS
August 19, 2002
- Olympus to Raise Sales to \870 Bil. in 5 Years
August 19, 2002
- MEETING
August 19, 2002
- CORPORATE ROUNDUP NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- MEDICAL DEVICE NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- To Further Concentrate on Ethical Drug Business: Takeda President
August 19, 2002
- FY2000 Nat'l Medical Costs Down 1.9% Due to Nursing Care Insurance
August 19, 2002
- DIAGNOSTIC NEWS IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- Kyowa Hakko to Start SMART Marketing Strategy in October
August 19, 2002
- Korosho Official Briefs on "General Manufacturing and Marketing Managers"
August 19, 2002
- WORLD NEW IN BRIEF
August 19, 2002
- Nikken to Transfer Chemical Business to Mitsui
August 19, 2002
- PFSB Negotiates Hike of Review Fees with Industry
August 19, 2002
- Daiichi, Suntory Hope for \20-30 Bil. Sales for New Company
August 19, 2002
- MCC to Review Disadvantages of Split-off Policy
August 19, 2002
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