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Enzon, NeuroSearch To Slash Jobs
by Ann M. Thayer
October 3, 2011
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 89, Issue 40
Enzon Pharmaceuticals is slashing its workforce almost in half and cutting its operating costs to better align resources with its R&D activities. By June 2012, after the cuts go into effect, the New Jersey company will have 47 employees. Enzon uses customized PEGylation linker technology and mRNA-targeting agents to develop cancer therapeutics. Separately, Denmark’s NeuroSearch will reduce its workforce from almost 200 currently to about 50 a year from now. The firm is dropping most activities to focus on a Phase III study of its Huntington’s disease drug.
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