Anacor slashes IPO share price; Genzyme meets key deadline on plant decree; Gilead files for approval of combo HIV drug

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> Anacor has priced its IPO, slashing the price and boosting the number of shares on offer as it confronts a chilly reception for classic biotech offerings. Anacor says it will sell 12 million shares at $5 apiece rather than 4.7 million shares for $16 to $18 each. Report

> Genzyme says it met a key component of its consent decree with federal regulators, ending filling and finishing work at the targeted manufacturing facility. Story

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> Gilead filed for regulatory approval of a new combo HIV therapy which matches Truvada with Tibotec's rilpivirine. Story

> Grifols says it has obtained the loans it needs to buy Talecris. Item

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