Applera

Applera, is seeking to split its tracking stocks, which currently comprise its life sciences business, Applied Biosystems, and its diagnostics segment, Celera Group.

Tracking Stocks Are Now Relics Palash R. Ghosh 2008

The transaction comes 10 months after Applera said it was rethinking its two tracking stocks, Applied Biosystems and Celera Group.

Their Day in Court 2008

The transaction comes 10 months after Applera said it was rethinking its two tracking stocks, Applied Biosystems and Celera Group.

Done Dealing 2008

CEO of Applera, the parent company of Applied Biosystems Group and Celera, stops by for dinner, usually at table 91 or 96, whenever he's in town.

Rathbun's, Atlanta 2007

Dr. Venter says he plans to resequence his own DNA for $300,000 using a new machine from Applera called the Solid System.

DNA Decoding Maps Mainstream Future 2007

The company also put a two-way patent dispute to rest, settling with Beckman Coulter for a net payout of $15 million from Applera.

Gurus Buy Health Care, Sell TV Matt Rand; data provided by Marketocracy 2006

Applera, a company that provides scientific supplies for genomic research, was downgraded from buy to hold on Thursday, stalling its 60% run over the past year.

Gurus Pile Into RVs, Dump Health Care By Matt Schifrin 2006

Foster City, Calif.-based Applera-Applied Biosystems makes software used for developing DNA and RNA analysis.

Gurus Buy Health Care, Sell TV Matt Rand; data provided by Marketocracy 2006

The claim filed in Virginia seeks recovery of what could be hundreds of millions of dollars in wrongful payments for Taq DNA Polymerase by theGovernment to Hoffmann-La Roche and Applera.

The 271 Patent Blog Peter Zura 2004

The claim filed in Virginia seeks recovery of what could be hundreds of millions of dollars in wrongful payments for Taq DNA Polymerase by theGovernment to Hoffmann-La Roche and Applera.

Archive 2004-08-01 Peter Zura 2004