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Denmark's Novo Nordisk A/S (NOVO-B.KO), the world's largest maker of insulin, Wednesday posted a forecast-beating first-quarter net profit rise of 28%, helped by strong growth in sales of its diabetes drug Victoza, and raised its full-year outlook slightly.MAIN FACTS:-Lifts 2013 sales growth outlook slightly to 9%-11% in local currencies, from 8%-11%, while reported sales growth is now expected to be around 3 percentage points lower than growth measured in local currencies having earlier expected the figure to be 4.5 percentage points lower.-Operating profit growth is still seen at around 10%, but the reported operating profit growth is now expected to be around 5 percentage points lower than growth measured in local currencies, from a previous estimate of around 7 percentage points lower.-Now sees FY net financials income of around DKK900 million, from previous estimate of DKK1.4 billion.-Still see FY capex at around DKK3.5 billion.-CEO Lars Rebien Sorensen says: "We are pleased with ...
FBN’s Lauren Simonetti breaks down the day in the markets.
Novo Nordisk AS on Monday knocked the air out of Europe's benchmark stock index after a setback in the U.S., while the region's bourses saw mixed trade as a meeting ...
Novo Nordisk AS on Monday knocked the air out of Europe's benchmark stock index after a setback in the U.S., while the region's other bourses traded mixed ahead of a...
Shares of Novo Nordisk (NYSE:NVO) fell more than 13% on Monday morning after the diabetes-focused drug maker said its new, highly-anticipated insulin drugs Tresiba a...
Shares of the rarely discussed iShares MSCI Denmark Capped Investable Market Index Fund (BATS: EDEN) are off by 3.2 percent Monday in what is shaping up to be one of...
Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO) said U.S. regulators have asked for additional testing on its hotly anticipated Tresiba insulin products, which could lead to a delay of the d...
European stock markets showed mixed moves on Monday, with heavyweight oil firms tracking oil prices lower and Novo Nordisk AS sinking U.S. regulators failed to clear...
Shares of Novo Nordisk AS sank 14% in European trading on Monday. In a statement the prior day, the Danish drugmaker said the Danish drugmaker said the U.S. Food and...
Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO), the world's largest maker of insulin, Thursday posted a substantial rise in quarterly profit due to strong sales of diabetes drugs and said i...
Concerns over global economic growth and a continuing political impasse surrounding the U.S. budget left European shares struggling for direction Wednesday.The Stoxx...
International companies trading in New York closed mixed Friday, hurt by lower metals and mining shares after downbeat news from top industrial metal consumer China....
European equities saw a mixed trading session on Friday, moving sideways as investors focused on earnings season in the U.S. and worries that accelerating Chinese in...
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Thursday said it is reviewing information about a class of diabetes drugs that suggests they might cause pre-cancerous changes ...
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Denmark's Novo Nordisk A/S (NOVO-B.KO), the world's largest maker of insulin, said Friday it has launched its NovoSeven drug with a pre-filled syringe that will supp...
International companies trading in New York closed mixed Monday, as Novo Nordisk AS (NVO, NOVO-B.KO) led European stocks lower, while most Asian markets were closed ...
