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Facebook's IPO Sputters May 19, 2012
Facebook shares struggled to stay above their $38 IPO price, as Wall Street bankers stepped in to prevent the newly minted stock from ending its first day with an embarrassing loss. […]
China: Solar-Panel Tariff May Backfire May 19, 2012
China unleashed a storm of protest criticizing the U.S. decision to impose a 31% antidumping tariff on Chinese solar-panel makers. […]
Dewey Moves Closer to Bankruptcy Filing May 19, 2012
Dewey & LeBoeuf is readying a possible bankruptcy-protection filing for sometime in the next several weeks, a move that would initiate official liquidation of the beleaguered New York law firm. […]
Chesapeake Cuts Pay, Jet Travel for Board May 19, 2012
Chesapeake Energy said board members will take a 20% pay cut and no longer have personal use of company aircraft, the latest move by the embattled natural-gas company to placate critics. […]
Winnebago Gets Offer May 19, 2012
Winnebago Industries received a $322 million takeover offer from a private-equity firm that wants to bring foreign car and truck assembly to the recreational vehicles maker. […]
For Gupta Trial, Tension and Tips May 19, 2012
Lawyers for former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta say he was estranged from convicted hedge-fund mogul Raj Rajaratnam at the time of some alleged tips. Prosecutors say the friendship broke down much later. […]
MF Global Trustee Collects $168 Million May 18, 2012
J.P. Morgan agreed to hand over $168 million to a bankruptcy trustee representing customers of MF Global. […]
Dow Swoons for Sixth Day May 18, 2012
A day billed as Facebook's coming-out party ended up marking a much gloomier event: the stock market's worst week in six months. […]
GM to Forgo Pricey Super Bowl Ads May 18, 2012
General Motors has decided it won't advertise in the next Super Bowl, balking at steep ad rates as the auto maker overhauls its global marketing operations. […]
Judge to Rule in AMR Labor Trial by Late June May 18, 2012
American Airlines will have to wait longer than previously expected for a bankruptcy judge's decision on whether the carrier can impose new labor contracts. […]

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Echo Therapeutics Corporate Profile

By Brett Maas

Echo Therapeutics

Echo Therapeutics

Echo Therapeutics is a transdermal medical device company developing its needle-free Symphony™ tCGM System as a non-invasive, wireless, transdermal continuous glucose monitoring (tCGM) system and its Prelude™ SkinPrep System as a platform technology for transdermal drug delivery. Echo believes that the Symphony tCGM System will change the paradigm of invasive, needle-based, episodic glucose testing in the diabetes consumer and hospital critical care markets to one of continuous, needle-free monitoring. Echo is also developing its needle-free Prelude SkinPrep System as a platform technology for enhanced skin permeation to allow for transdermal drug delivery of a wide range of FDA-approved products.

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Market Gears Up for Facebook Offering May 17, 2012
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Carlyle Group Profit Slides May 15, 2012
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Directors' Cut at Chesapeake Energy May 19, 2012
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Cloudy Skies for Asian Airlines May 18, 2012
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