NEW DRUG
New medication or therapy which has not been used before in a clinical practice to cure a condition or disease. In the United States, a new drug to be marketed must first secure approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This can be an innovative new compound categorized as a new molecular entity by the FDA, or related to a formerly approved product. It takes years and millions of dollar to obtain such approval, which has several processes.
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Best Efforts
An agreement where an underwriter promises to make a full-fledged attempt to sell as much of an initial public offering as possible to the public. ...
Held by Production
A provision in an oil property lease that lets the lessee, often an energy company, to continually drill on the property so long as it is producing ...
Incremental Value at Risk
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Buying a Home: Everybody’s Goal
Since childhood, Selena has always dreamed of owning a large farm house surrounded with lots of animals – every kind of animal the world has ...
Buying a Home: Closing the Deal
It’s almost done! With just a few steps away, the house that you have been dreaming of will be yours.
Ethical Investing: Environmentally-Conscious Investing
Environmentalist or not, as an investor, you care so much about your surroundings. Hence, you invest in companies that can reduce their negative im ...
Student Loans: Federal Loans
Most of the students mull over the idea of maximizing the federal loan availability first before borrowing for college through a private loan. Norm ...
Digesting Financial Statements: Long-Lasting Liabilities
Long-lived liabilities refer to obligations which are due more than a year. Some examples of long-term debt include convertible bond and capital le ...
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