Stem-Cell Support
Tags: BONDS (Finance); PUBLIC finance; STEM cells; RESEARCH
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- California Embryonic Stem Cell Research Agency Will Issue Bonds. // National Right to Life News;Jun2007, Vol. 34 Issue 6, p7
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- California's 1st Stem Cell Deal Will Be in Variable-Rate Mode. Saskal, Rich // Bond Buyer;5/22/2007, Vol. 360 Issue 32634, p36
The article reports that California's forthcoming stem cell bonds will be sold in variable-rate form. Voters have authorized $3 billion of general obligation bonds to finance medical research using stem cells. The author also offers information about the tax status of bonds issued for stem cell...
- UCI Set to Receive S3.3M Grant for Stem Cell Research. Reed, Vita // Orange County Business Journal;2/9/2009, Vol. 32 Issue 6, p12
The article reports on the $3.3 million grant that the University of California (UC) is set to receive from the state as a way to boost its training program for stem cell research in Irvine. It states that the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine tentatively approved UC's three-year...
- Stem Cell Research Bond Measure Could Be a Boon for S.D. Webb, Marion // San Diego Business Journal;6/21/2004, Vol. 25 Issue 25, p1
Reports on the benefits of the proposed bond measure for the research institutions and biotechnology firms in San Diego, California. Use of the bonds to fund embryonic stem cell research; Creation of new jobs in the city; Possibility of attracting major investments to the city.
- California Voters Will Decide Fate Of $3B of GOs for Stem Cell Researcxh. Saskal, Rich // Bond Buyer;6/4/2004, Vol. 348 Issue 31898, p4
Reports that Californians will vote in November 2004 on a proposed $3 billion general obligation bond to fund embryonic stem cell research. Key issues of interest; Analysis of pertinent topics and relevant issues; Implications on the bond market and genetic research.
- California Court's Decision Leaves Stem-Cell Deal's Timing Uncertain. Saskal, Rich // Bond Buyer;3/28/2005, Vol. 351 Issue 32098, p39
Reports on the decision of the Supreme Court not to heart lawsuits filed by opponents of voter-approved bond plan to finance stem-cell medical research in California. Reason given by the court for refusing to hear the case; Accounts on the passage of Proposition 71, authorizing billions of...
- Stem-Cell Bonds May Get Push. Saskal, Rich // Bond Buyer;3/31/2005, Vol. 351 Issue 32101, p1
This article reports that the board that oversees California's $3 billion stem-cell bond venture may take the first formal steps to its initial debt issue. In November, the state's voters authorized $3 billion of general obligation bonds for stem-cell medical research and created the California...
- Calif. Stem-Cell Institute Might Issue Bans As Litigation Impedes Bonds. Saskal, Rich // Bond Buyer;5/10/2005, Vol. 352 Issue 32129, p36
The article reports that California will explore the use of bond anticipation notes to provide startup financing for a stem-cell medical research program created in 2004 in a voter-approved $3 billion bond authorization. The Bans would provide initial financing for the California Institute for...
- California Voters Approve Stem Cell Funding. // BioPharm International;Dec2004, Vol. 17 Issue 12, p10
The article discusses approval of California voters for stem cell funding. On November 2, 2004 California voters approved Proposition 71, under which US dollar 3 billion in state financed bonds will be used to provide funding for therapeutic stem cell research at both private and public...
