The new company will be called Quintiles IMS Holdings Inc and led by IMS Health Chief Executive Ari Bousbib.
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IMS Health shareholders will receive 0.384 shares of Quintiles for each share held, valuing each IMS Health share at $26.53.
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Contrast that to the United States, where human prescription statistics are compiled and sold by a private company, Quintiles IMS, formerly IMS Health.
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Com Inc * Quintiles IMS Holdings Inc - announced an alliance with Salesforce * Quintiles IMS Holdings Inc - while terms of agreement have not been disclosed, it is a multi-year venture that will operate on a global scale * Quintiles IMS Holdings Inc - as part of alliance, Quintiles IMS is building new solutions on Salesforce platform Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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IMS shareholders will get 0.384 shares of Quintiles for each share of IMS they now hold, and will own 51.4 percent of the combined company.
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The combined company will be called Quintiles IMS Holdings, is anticipated to use IMS Health's technology to improve the design and execution of Quintiles' clinical trials.
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IMS Health is being advised by Goldman Sachs and the law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges, and the independent committee of the IMS Health board was advised by the law firm Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell.
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The IMs is essentially a crossover SUV with a car shape.
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He and other analysts said any Russian tampering with IMS stations would be a serious matter but it was also likely to be futile as other IMS or national stations could also pick up telltale particles.
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IMS Health estimates the market will be worth $185 billion by 2018.
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Bourdais retired for the first time in these three IMS road races.
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Worldwide spending on cancer medicines will exceed $150 billion by 2020, driven by the emergence of expensive new therapies that help the immune system to attack tumors, according to a forecast earlier this year from IMS Health Holdings IMS.
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Quintiles runs trials needed to get drugs approved, while IMS tracks their sales.
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Earlier this year, IMS agreed to merge with contract researcher Quintiles Transnational Holdings Inc in a nearly $10 billion deal, creating a new company called Quintiles IMS Holdings, Inc Q.N. Reporting by Carl O'Donnell in New York; Editing by Bernard Orr
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The trend reflects adoption of newer, pricier therapies, according to a new IMS report.
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Prescriptions for OxyContin declined, but those for generic oxycodone went up, IMS data showed.
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IMS responded to the controversy by firing Ximah Digital and opening its own office.
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And while Quintiles and IMS are different businesses, Cramer thinks the two complement one another.
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TPG has previously invested in other healthcare technology companies including Evolent Health and IMS Health.
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IMS is used medically, as well, to screen patients' breath for compounds that indicate lung cancer.
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Because it's the future and a concept, the IMs can be switched to full autonomous mode.
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This article originally appeared on Newser: Snapchat IMs Spark Outrage After White Driver Kills Black Man
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The IMs will also serve as a platform for Nissan's recently announced "invisible-to-visible" technology.
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The IMs has two full-sized seats up front and another in the center behind them.
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A fully autonomous Nissan IMs isn't here for customers, nor will it be anytime soon, if ever.
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The variable cost structure of the alternative IMs has contributed to relatively steady cash flows through cycles.
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Santulli spent almost 20 years working for a company called IMS that analyzes data for pharmaceutical companies.
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Partnering with IMS Asia-Pacific, the internet streamers are broadcasting his label OWSLA's party today in Shanghai.
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I also don't recall raising the issue with IMS before I left Twitter in May of 2014.
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The groom, 30, is a consultant to pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients at IMS Consulting Group in New York.
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The data were drawn from the IMS LifeLink database, which uses information from health plans across the nation.
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The majority of Fitch-rated traditional IMs have meaningful competitive advantages to navigate through industry and market challenges.
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But like the less exotically finished Nissan IMs, what really matters is the actual layout of the vehicle.
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IMS is the provider of information and technology services that help health care companies measure and improve performance.
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T-Mobile's engineers built an entirely new IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) service management layer and Identity Management solution.
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Contract researcher Quintiles Transnational Holdings Inc completed a $9 billion merger with IMS Health Holdings Inc last year.
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The FEBITDA margin for 'A' category alternative IMs averaged 41.6% for the trailing 12 months (TTM) ended Sept.
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Using wholesale prices, IMS sees U.S. spending rising 46 percent to as high as $640 billion in 2020.
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The combined company would be called Quintiles IMS Holdings and maintain dual headquarters in Connecticut and North Carolina.
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IMS Health Holdings, a health care data mining company, is uniting with Quintiles, a manager of drug trials.
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Nissan has developed a platform it calls I2V, or Invisible-to-Visible, which is also in the IMs concept.
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IMS Health, which provides market and sales research services to the health care industry, was advised by Goldman Sachs.
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WirtschaftsWoche said U.S. rivals Nielsen Holdings and IMS Health as well as WPP unit Kantar were interested in GfK.
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My work friend IMs me and asks if I want to meet her at the Starbucks in our cafeteria.
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IMS, for example, has a lot of information on patients with specific illnesses and the doctors who treat them.
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IMS Quintiles estimates that discounts, rebates and other concessions reduced list prices on branded drugs by approximately $127 billion.
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So Dr Kuhlmeier and his colleagues are now looking to see whether IMS can pick up these changes as well.
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I only like one Correction: This article was updated to reflect the Quintiles and IMS Health merger of $18 billion.
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I do my hair in between answering emails, voice messages from our CEO, and IMs from the past 8 hours.
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The offer values the deal at about $9 billion, based on 339.3 million IMS diluted shares outstanding as of Dec.
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FMC has been involved in deals with Dow and DuPont, while the IMS-Quintiles deal happened about a year ago.
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Ari Bousbib, the chairman and chief executive of IMS Health, would serve in the same role at the combine company.
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Sales of the drugs exploded, rising to nearly $10 billion in 2015, from $1 billion in 20123, according to IMS.
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Net price growth for branded oncology drugs averaged 4.8 percent in 2015, versus 6.4 percent for invoices, according to IMS.
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In 2010, Business Insider uncovered IMs between a teenage Mark Zuckerberg and a friend that were sent just after thefacebook.
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For instance, bioinformatic companies like IMS Health, who have data-sharing contracts with retail pharmacies, insurers, and government health agencies.
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The Commission imposed interim measures against German insurer IMS Health in 2001 because of serious and irreparable damage to two rivals.
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Improving medication adherence for diabetes patients alone could prevent $4 billion in Medicare spending per year, according to consultancy IMS Health.
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The biggest deal so far this year was from Quintiles IMS, which raised €1.425bn through an 8NC3 senior note in February.
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Another reason is that the number of prescriptions being written for opioids has fallen, according to sales data from IMS Health.
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As described by Nissan, the IMs has two electric motors producing a total of 483 horsepower and fully autonomous driving capabilities.
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So, both IMs and QX Inspiration adopt a very "cab-forward" design, as global Nissan corporate design director Alfonso Albaisa calls it.
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After the deal, IMS Health shareholders will own about 51.4 percent of the combined company, while Quintiles shareholders will own the rest.
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Payout ratios remain relatively high, but Fitch believes alternative IMs retain the ability to reduce shareholder distributions as necessary to meet obligations.
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He made $77 million in 2018 and has made $137 million since 2016, when Quintiles and IMS Health merged to form IQVIA.
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They bought data from this company called IMS Health, a firm that keeps track of what prescriptions are being prescribed and where.
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The two do have something in common, however, with TPG owning a big chunk of IMS and a smaller one of Quintiles.
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Alvogen said Europe accounted for more than 505 million euros ($591 million) of Copaxone sales in 2016, based on IMS Midas data.
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However, nearly 90 percent of the prescriptions dispensed in the United States are for generic drugs, according to IMS Health, a consulting firm.
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For more than five decades the Andrettis, starting with family patriarch Mario, have had a complicated relationship with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS).
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The sport sedan, known as the IMs EV concept, is a boxy vehicle with 380 miles of anticipated range on a single charge.
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A blend of crossover and sedan, the battery in the IMs is located under the body, giving it a taller-than-normal appearance.
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I get to my desk, check to make sure I don't have any urgent emails or IMs, and then head to the cafeteria.
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Facebook Messenger went down across the globe earlier today, leaving countless IMs as "read" with no response, but somehow the world kept turning.
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The average net price increase for branded drugs was just 2.8 percent in 2015, according to IMS, versus 12.4 percent using wholesale prices.
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Today, the same experts at research company IQVIA, previously known as IMS Health, suggest it is more likely to be around $25 billion.
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Sky-high prices have made oncology hugely profitable, with IMS Health forecasting global cancer drug sales of at least $150 billion by 2020.
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Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) is used to sniff swabs taken from baggage, clothing and personal items in searches for those carrying drugs or explosives.
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This shows that, in theory, IMS could quickly determine from a sample of breath if someone had an illness such as tuberculosis or diphtheria.
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According to IMS, a health-care consultancy, the net growth in prices of branded drugs in the United States was only 19413% in 21941.
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IMS suggested programs like the Food and Drug Administration's Breakthrough Therapy Designation, aimed to speed important drugs to market, are likely spurring the change.
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GfK itself, which is worth around 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) on the stock market, declined to comment, as did IMS Health and WPP.
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In 2015, generic drugs, including off-patent medicines still sold under brand names, accounted for nearly 89 percent of all prescriptions filled, IMS reported.
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Following the merger, IMS Health shareholders would own about 51.4 percent of the combined company, while Quintiles shareholders would own the remaining 48.6 percent.
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Investors owning about 54 percent of IMS Health and 25 percent of Quintiles have entered into agreements to vote in favor of the deal.
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He estimates, citing data from industry researcher IMS Health, that products included on the FDA's list generated $713 million in 2016 revenue for Valeant.
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Prices for four of the top-selling drugs have doubled, according to the analysis of proprietary data from IMS Health and Truven Health Analytics.
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Past TPG portfolio companies include Biomet, Par Pharmaceuticals, and IMS Quintiles, all of which have been acquired or merged with other publicly traded healthcare companies.
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"The CTBTO's International Monitoring System (IMS) is operating as normal and has not detected any unusual event," the Vienna-based group said in a statement.
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Destiny geekery is a social media sport that plays out everywhere, from Reddit to social media platforms to Discord chat rooms to IMs and DMs.
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Our organization, Advocates for Opioid Recovery, commissioned an IMS Health Institute report that was released that shows how medication-assisted treatment is funded by state.
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And it turns out they in fact have, according to International Music Summit's (IMS) 2016 Business Report, which found that more people are going clubbing.
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IMS shareholders will own 51.4 percent of the combined company, and Quintiles shareholders will get 48.6 percent, making this a so-called merger of equals.
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The chief executive of IMS, Ari Bousbib, will be the new company's top executive, while Tom Pike, the head of Quintiles, will become vice chairman.
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Read more: The biggest scandals that rocked Facebook over the past 15 years, from Mark Zuckerberg's infamous leaked Harvard IMs to a $5 billion fine
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Coulter serves as a member on numerous corporate and charitable boards, including J. Crew, Neiman Marcus, Creative Artist Agency, IMS Health and the Vincraft Group.
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But what next for the iconic 107-year-old Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) and the IndyCar series that has the 500 as its crown jewel?
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Quintiles Transnational Holdings reported a strong quarter on Tuesday and announced it will be combining with competitor IMS Health in a $18 billion merger of equals.
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Price hikes on older medicines as well as increasing numbers of patients receiving treatment, and for longer durations, are also driving up spending, IMS reported Thursday.
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Contract medical research provider Quintiles Transnational Holdings and health care information company IMS Health Holdings said they would merge in a deal valued at $9 billion.
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Whether you plan to roam through Vila Madalena's market or take in the art at IMS Paulista, the first thing you'll need is comfortable walking shoes.
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A recent report from IMS Health, a health-data firm, found that 17 million fewer narcotic painkiller prescriptions were written in 2015 than the year before.
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The glimpses we've had at Zuckerberg's raw behavior aren't flattering; his leaked IMs calling early Facebook users "dumb fucks" is one of his most enduring phrases.
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IMS choosing Ximah as its re-seller was a strange decision, as the small digital agency did not have established relationships amongst the country's largest brands.
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AUM growth for Fitch-rated traditional IMs was down about 2% in 2015 and up 0003% in 2016, compared with a strong 11% average for 2012-2014.
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The Nissan IMs and Infiniti QX Inspiration, unveiled in Detroit this week, don't just hint at the broad plans the two marques have to electrify their lineups.
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IMS Health — The health care technology and information provider is combining with Quintiles in an all-stock transaction that is being billed as a merger of equals.
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This year, it's the Nissan IMs, an ode to the Intelligent Mobility branding under which the automaker categorizes all of its battery-powered and semi-autonomous products.
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Today began the tenth International Music Summit (IMS), where electronic music industry folk gather on its home base of Ibiza to talk the state of the business.
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Twice as many prescriptions were written for the drug in 25, according to IMS Health, though that was before the long-acting dose was used more routinely.
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The Penske Entertainment Corporation will acquire all of the principal operating assets of Hulman & Company, including the 110-year-old speedway, the IndyCar Series and IMS Productions.
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Recent deals include INC Research Holdings Inc's $7.4 billion merger with inVentiv Health Holdings and Quintiles Transnational Holdings Inc's $17.6 billion merger with IMS Health Holdings Inc.
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IMS, which provides prescription drug use data for the pharmaceutical industry, said it found 586 cancer treatments from 511 companies were in mid- to late-stage development.
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The delay or rescission of the DOL rule may ease the pressure to an extent for U.S.-based IMs, but is unlikely to reverse the current flow dynamics.
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Developed by Canadian firm Valeant Pharmaceutical International Inc, Glumetza clocked sales of $450 million in the year to September 2015, according to the healthcare research firm IMS Health.
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Read MoreEarly movers: PFE, BIIB, TAP, CVS, MNK, IMS, CLX, COST & more Treasury yields fell, with the around 0.75 percent and the 10-year yield around 503 percent.
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Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Earthquake Scenario and Probabilistic Ground Shaking Maps for the Portland, Oregon, Metropolitan Area, Interpretive Map Series IMS-243 (2000), Sheet 3.
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The encrypted messaging and calling app Signal built its reputation on making it simple for anyone to keep their IMs and voice conversations beyond the reach of eavesdroppers.
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But Nissan's sleek, four-door electric IMs concept car, unveiled in January at the North American International Auto Show, transforms the miserable middle seat into a foldout throne.
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Data from IMS Health, which tracks prescription drug sales, shows the number of prescriptions for opioid-based drugs have ticked down, falling 11.8 percent from 2012 to 2015.
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The product now accounts for 99 percent of the market's $1 billion in sales in the first six months of this year, the research firm IMS Health estimates.
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The automaker later unveiled the Nissan IMs concept car, which, according to Nissan North America Chairman Denis Le Vot, offered a look at what Nissan plans beyond 2022.
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"IMS and IndyCar want the blackout to continue because they fear that the race being shown on live TV would lower attendance," IndyStar Columnist Gregg Doyel told Motherboard.
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The life sciences tools group — which also includes Illumina, Waters and Quintiles IMS — totals more than $170 billion in market value (about equal to the size of Intel).
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Prescription drug data tracker IMS estimated last year that lower-cost biosimilars could save the United States and leading European markets as much as $110 billion by 2020.
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Global spending on cancer drugs is on the rise and may reach $178 billion by 2020, up from $107 billion in 2015, according to market research firm IMS Health.
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He had already won a Daytona 500 and in 1978 would claim the Formula One drivers' title but he would never again roll on to Victory Lane at IMS.
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Rooney's characters know how to live on the internet in a way that doesn't draw attention to itself; the way she writes IMs, emails, and texts is effortlessly familiar.
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IMS Health, a health-care information and services company, found that sales of prescription stimulants like those used to treat ADHD quintupled between 2002 and 2012 to nearly $9bn.
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The global market for HIV drugs could reach as high as $40 billion a year by 2021, according to pharmaceutical data company Quintiles IMS Institute, now known as IQVIA.
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According to IMS, that tactic capped the overall rise in spending on diabetes medicines at 8 percent in 2015, compared with an increase of 30 percent in billed invoices.
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In 2004, CEO Mark Zuckerberg sent IMs calling early Facebook users "dumb f----" for sharing their personal information with him, and he was famously sued by the Winklevoss twins.
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Between March 2014 and February 2015, 919,108 containers of anti-cellulite cream were sold in France, for a net profit of 22.8 million euros, according to IMS Health Pharmatrend.
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This is in keeping with sentiments he expressed to me about the pain of having many of his early IMs and emails exposed in the aftermath of legal proceedings.
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When Twitter began selling ads in Latin America in 2012, it hired the region-wide firm Internet Media Services (IMS) to re-sell its advertising products in the region.
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The CTBTO's IMS here comprises more than 300 seismic, hydroacoustic, infrasound and radionuclide stations dotted around the world that together are aimed at detecting and locating a nuclear test anywhere.
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BRUSSELS, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The European Commission on Tuesday said it had approved the proposed merger between U.S. healthcare information firm IMS Health and U.S. contract medical research provider Quintiles.
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While the CTBTO's IMS network is global and its stations report data back to CTBTO headquarters in Vienna, those stations are operated by the countries in which they are located.
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"Not surprisingly, payers are seeking assurance of the value that results from their expenditure on these drugs," the IMS report's authors, Murray Aitken and Michael Kleinrock, wrote in their summary.
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Forecasts from independent experts IMS Health now suggest the United States will account for 55 percent of sales growth between 2016 and 2020, with emerging markets only contributing 30 percent.
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Email is still one of the most popular modes of communication, despite being around for more than 20 years and now competing with texts, IMs, and social media messaging platforms.
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Dollars * Quintiles IMS - under amendment, interest rate margin on term b loans denominated in usd bearing interest based on libor reduced by 0.50 pct to 2.00 pct Source text - bit.
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Still, the drug holds the largest share - 41 percent - of the branded obesity drug market in the United States as of January 2016, the company said, citing IMS Health data.
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When the IMs is running in "autonomous mode" the steering wheel retracts into the dashboard and the front seats rotate toward one another, allowing the occupants to converse more naturally.
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Some 325 million prescriptions for antidepressants were filled last year in the United States, including 15 million for Paxil and paroxetine, according to IMS Health, a health care information company.
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"You need to be here early, it is going to be a little more challenging to get to the world's largest single day sporting event," said Doug Boles, president of IMS.
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The IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics say biosimilars could save healthcare systems in the United States and Europe's top 5 markets as much as 98 billion euros ($108.79 billion) by 2020.
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Meanwhile, the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics estimates that in 220 the world spent $2100 billion on cancer drugs, and that figure has been growing at 24 per cent per year.
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China's drug market, which was growing at above 20 percent back in 2012, slowed to around 5 percent by the middle of last year, according to data from IMS Consulting Group.
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"The 100th has given us a platform to re-engage fans who have maybe left awhile and are now coming back and bringing new fans in," hoped IMS president Doug Boles.
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According to Quintiles-IMS, 631 unique molecules aimed at combatting cancer are now in the late stages of development, with many likely to make it to market within a few years.
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Chipmaker Micron Technology Inc on Wednesday won an appeals court ruling that further trims a patent infringement case brought against it by intellectual property holding company Innovative Memory Systems Inc (IMS).
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Complaining might feel good in the moment, but it's incredibly draining and unproductive (particularly if you're venting on the side via IMs all day), and it brings everyone else down too.
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The IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics says biosimilars could save healthcare systems in the United States and Europe's top five markets as much as 20.8839 billion euros ($111 billion) by 2020.
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As to cost, the group expects that an IMS machine modified to their requirements would be little more expensive than the $20,000 price tag for one designed to detect drugs and explosives.
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The pharmaceutical industry tends to measure its sales performance in local currencies but in dollar terms devaluations wiped an estimated 77 percent off emerging market growth between 2013 and 2015, IMS calculates.
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Deciphering the Quintiles-IMS Merger | The buyout shop TPG, which owns parts of each company, stands to benefit, but combining the companies may create friction among employees, Robert Cyran writes in Breakingviews.
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Generics saved the U.S. health system $254 billion in 2023, according to the Generic Drug Savings in the U.S. report compiled by IMS Health on behalf of the Generic Pharmaceutical Association (GPhA).
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Tong's latest foray into the region follows his participation in IMS Asia-Pacific (again in Singapore) in December of 2015, where he was joined by many of dance music's most important voices.
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" Indeed, it's likely Adell had Tempel's vision firmly in mind when, at the beginning of his keynote speech at IMS Ibiza in 2011, he said, "The recorded music transaction business is dead.
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Since then he has returned to the island every year without fail, during which he founded Pacha Magazine and instigated the IMS conference in partnership with Pete Tong, amid multiple other achievements.
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Meunier noted that Infiniti and Nissan will consolidate the prototype platforms used for the IMs and QX Inspiration concepts by the time production versions come to market, reducing development costs and increasing efficiencies.
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In blunt IMs he sent to a friend during the early days of Facebook, which were published by a Silicon Valley gossip blog, he wrote about the personal information Harvard students' provided him.
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Since 2012, opioid prescriptions have fallen by 533 percent, according to data from IMS Health, which tracks pharmaceutical sales; another, similar database operated by Symphony Health Solutions puts the drop at 18 percent.
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But it is the future that commands the focus for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) with Sunday's showcase providing either a springboard into a new era or a blip on a continuing decline.
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IMS, an accomplished digital re-seller with operations in much of Latin America, did not have an office of its own Ecuador and thus used Ximah Digital as its official national re-seller.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - The 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 will mark the first sellout in event's long history, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) said on Wednesday, putting added demands on already beefed-up security.
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Generic copies of branded products, usually much cheaper than the originals, account for around 89 percent of U.S. prescription volume, but only 26 percent of total drug spending, according to Quintiles IMS Holdings Inc.
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To kick off the weekend conference, strategy and insight specialist Kevin Watson of Danceonomics shared his annual IMS Business Report, which reveals that despite any talks of slowing down, the industry is still growing.
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According to consultancy IMS Health, cheaper biosimilars will save health systems in the United States and European Union between 50 billion and 100 billion euros by 2020 - especially as doctors overcome reservations about copies.
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Yet doctors wrote 24,210 prescriptions for the medication in 241, at an average cost of $217,211 for a 28-month long-acting prescription of the drug, according to IMS Health, a medical research firm.
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And a report last week by the research firm IMS Health found that in 2015, list prices for drugs increased more than 12 percent, in line with the trend over the five previous years.
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That represents an annual global growth rate for oncology drug spending of 7.5 percent to 10.5 percent through 5863, up from last year's IMS forecast of 6 percent to 8 percent growth through 2018.
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Fee-related earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (FEBITDA) margins rebounded modestly in 2015 and 2016 as many alternative IMs have begun to realize the scale benefits of follow-on funds and adjacent strategies.
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IMS Health and Quintiles agreed to combine in a $9 billion transaction that will integrate the wide range of data services they provide to drug companies, from tracking medical claims to advice on clinical trials.
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Quintiles and IMS Health to Combine in 'Merger of Equals' | The merger, the latest in a wave of health care tie-ups, would create a company worth $17.6 billion, with combined revenue of $7.2 billion.
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The latest regulatory hurdle on divestments emerged as Linde is preparing to send information packages, known as IMs, on antitrust-related assets to prospective buyers in coming days, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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His old instant messages had gotten him into trouble in the past — people are still tweeting juvenile IMs from his college days — and the 2014 Sony hack had made him more concerned about his potential exposure.
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Spending on cancer medicines totaled $29.5 billion worldwide in 210.25 and is projected to exceed $22013 billion by 633, reflecting adoption of newer, pricier therapies, according to a report from the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics.
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"Across the board, we are seeing emerging markets register lower growth in local currency and in many cases there have also been big currency devaluations," said Murray Aitken, IMS Health senior vice president and executive director.
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Opioid prescriptions have fallen in 214 states since 22012, according to IMS, with some of the sharpest decreases coming in West Virginia, the state considered the center of the opioid epidemic, and in Texas and Oklahoma.
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To examine genetic associations with food preferences, researchers from the Riken Center for Integrative Medical Sciences (IMS) and Osaka University in Japan studied the genetic data and food preferences of more than 160,000 people in Japan.
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"Pharma" reveals how he started one company to plant drug promotions, disguised as articles, in popular newspapers and magazines — and co-founded another company, IMS Health, to track doctors' prescribing habits the better to influence them.
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Full drug pipelines at many companies suggest the strong rate of new drug launches is likely to continue for a while yet, with IMS Health forecasting a total of 225 new drug approvals between 2016 and 2020.
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He explained that while Johnson Sirleaf led the call for global resource mobilization — and travelled the country to enlist the population — it was the National Incident Management System (IMS) that had the authority for command and control.
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Held in Shanghai in tandem with the city's IMS Asia-Pacific, an offshoot of the dance music industry conference located in Ibiza, the set was jam-packed with feverish revelers shaking their limbs in every way imaginable.
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"We wanted to build a partnership approach by getting a better understanding of differences in culture, avoiding misunderstandings that can so easily arise when people have different cultural norms," Paul Bracher, the managing director at IMS told CNN.
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Now, there are Ultra festivals held annually in 19 countries across five continents, and the International Music Summit (IMS) estimates the EDM industry was worth almost $7.1 billion in 2015 - a 60 percent increase on 2012's value.
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According to 2012 data from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and research firm IMS Health, more than 70 percent of the antibiotics considered medically important for human health sold in the U.S. are actually used in livestock.
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Celebrity DJ Pete Tong founded IMS in 2007 "to help implement progressive change in electronic music," and for the last several years they released an annual report on industry trends and figures, both in the US and globally.
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Since then, opioid painkillers like OxyContin, Percocet and Vicodin have become the most widely prescribed drugs in the country, with sales of nearly $2 billion a year, according to IMS Health, a research firm that collects prescribing data.
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Twitter then hired me in 2013 to manage its relationship with IMS (because I worked from a country in which Twitter had no office and am not an American citizen, I was technically hired as a foreign contractor).
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Part of this is due to the recent availability of new (and pricey) treatments, such as Sovaldi for hepatitis C, a number of immunotherapies for cancer, and treatments for multiple sclerosis, according to the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics.
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That is why, although list prices for drugs rose about 12 percent in 2015, net prices — what insurers and employers actually paid — grew only about 2.8 percent, the lowest rate in years, according to IMS Health, a research firm.
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IndyCar and the IMS have actively engaged social media and are desperately trying to connect with a new generation of fans most of whom seem as interested in the Saturday concerts, which this year featured Journey, as Sunday's race.
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IMS Health struck down a Vermont law that prohibited pharmacists from relaying prescription information to pharmaceutical companies; the companies wanted the information so they could pitch newer high-priced drugs to doctors who were prescribing older and cheaper ones.
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"Our strategy with electric vehicles isn't if it will happen, but when it will happen," Nissan North America CEO Denis Le Vot said as he lifted the covers on the IMs concept vehicle during a news conference at the show.
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The projected growth in cancer drug spending through 2020 also reflects a large number of potential new drugs yet to be introduced; IMS says the pipeline of cancer drugs in clinical development has expanded by 63 percent in the last decade.
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The pill is one way to address the prevalent problem of patients not taking their medication correctly, with the IMS Institute estimating that the improper and unnecessary use of medicine cost the US healthcare sector over $200 billion in 2012.
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"We know that what we eat defines what we are, but we found that what we are also defines what we eat," said Yukinori Okada, Senior Visiting Scientist at Riken IMS and professor at Osaka University, in a press release.
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During my time managing the relationship between Twitter and IMS, numerous individuals came to me with accusations that Ximah was managing troll centers whilst acting as the country's exclusive Twitter sales channel, but I initially didn't take the threats seriously.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a decision by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board that invalidated key claims in an IMS patent on technology for converting analog signals into digital signals.
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"The increasing investor shift from active to passive fund management, slower AUM growth, investment performance volatility, and an evolving regulatory landscape are among the factors that could pressure earnings for traditional IMs in the coming quarters," said Evgeny Konovalov, Director, Fitch Ratings.
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"That reflects the new dynamics in the marketplace, where we have heightened competition in several major therapy areas, including diabetes, with manufacturers taking price concessions through rebates," said Murray Aitken, executive director of IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics, which produced the report.
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The official or "list" prices for spending on drugs climbed by 12.2% last year, according to IMS Health, a research outfit, but net spending, which includes the rebates and discounts that employers and health insurers demand, rose by a more modest 8.5%.
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As of early January, Addyi was generating only 240 to 290 prescriptions a week, according to a report last week by David Maris, an analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, who cited the prescription tracker IMS Health as the source of the data.
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So, I believe that that kind of language, and the IMs that were disclosed—and I wish they had been disclosed inside the company a long time ago, not while we're in the midst of recovery three years later—that language is horrible.
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AstraZeneca's challenge is illustrated by the fate of the anti-cholesterol pill Crestor, which was prescribed more than 20 million times in the United States in 2015, the second-highest of any brand-name drug, according to the prescription tracker IMS Health.
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BRUSSELS, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — U.S. contract medical research provider Quintiles Transnational Holdings Inc to merge with U.S. healthcare information company IMS Health Holdings Inc (approved Aug.
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Japan is the world's third largest market for prescription medicines, after the United States and China, but its annual growth rate in dollar terms from 2011 to 2016 is estimated at just 2 percent, against the global rate of 6.2 percent, according to Quintiles IMS.
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An IMS Health report released this month found that drug list prices increased 12 percent in 2015 — the second straight year of double-digit growth — and national spending on cancer and hepatitis drugs and other special medicines has doubled in the past five years.
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The IMs also has a stretched interior space, thanks to the vehicle's extended wheelbase, and features pivoting front seats and a rear seat that either offers three-across seating, or, once the slim rear outboard seats are folded, an indulgent "premier seat" in the rear center.
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In more than a century of racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) only three men — A.J. Foyt, Al Unser Sr. and Rick Mears — have won the 500 four times and with a win on Sunday Castroneves would become the first non-American to join that group.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - It is billed as the 'Fastest Seat in Sports' and after a breath-taking 180 miles per hour (290 km per hour) two-lap tour of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) with Mario Andretti behind the wheel, there is no evidence to dispute that claim.
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Global oncology drug spending reached $107 billion in 2015, an 11.5 percent increase over the prior year and up from $90 billion in 2011, as some 70 new cancer treatments for more than 20 tumor types entered the market over the past five years, IMS found.
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A 2017 Washington Post report, however, noted that many sources including immunosuppressant supplier Quintiles IMS, medical researchers, Chinese hospitals, World Health Organization transplantation program chief Jose Nuñez, and Liang Xiaojun, a lawyer who said he had represented hundreds of Falun Gong members, all contested claims made in the report.
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In fact, the same report by IMS Health that found that list prices rose 12 percent last year also found that the net price growth — what insurers and employers actually pay for drugs — went up a far more modest 2.8 percent, one of the lowest increases in years.
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There's the brutalist Museu de Arte de São Paulo and the shiny new Japan House, but the highlight these days is IMS Paulista, a new branch of the Instituto Moreira Salles, where wide-ranging, innovative exhibitions appeal equally to art aficionados and those who just like looking at pictures.
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Carriere points to the survey, which lists communication pain points for millennials working in an office and those working remotely, as an example: Nearly half of all respondents for both groups say their top "communication pain point" is that it's easy to misinterpret the tone of emails, IMs, etc.
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"The new science redefining cancer as a large number of narrowly defined diseases and yielding therapeutic options for an expanding number of patients is rapidly transforming the oncology treatment landscape," Murray Aitken, executive director of the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics, which produced the report, said in a statement.
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Similar findings from the IMS Institute revealed that the cost of providing cancer care in an HOPD is significantly higher than the exact same care delivered at a community cancer clinic: HOPDs charge approximately 28500 percent more for administering common cancer drugs and 6900 percent more for drug infusion services overall.
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The structural shift in investor preference for passively managed investment strategies has added competitive pressure to active IMs, and has been further exacerbated by regulatory changes, including the potential introduction of the Department of Labor's Fiduciary Rule in the U.S. and increasing scrutiny of IM pricing practices for active products in Europe.
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"Fully embracing the three pillars of Nissan Intelligent Mobility — Intelligent Driving, Intelligent Power and Intelligent Integration — the IMs concept moves toward the creation of a sustainable mobile society in the form of EVs, autonomous drive and connectivity technologies," said Denis Le Vot, senior vice president, chairman of Management Committee, Nissan North America.
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Finally, the Humanities Research Center (HRC) at Rice University will collaborate with the Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS) in Rio de Janeiro on a two-year project with $216K in grant funding, to digitally integrate historical photography and cartography into a platform that charts changes in the city's landscape and topography over time.
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Revenue Growth of 9%-11%: We forecast revenue to rise by 9%-11% a year in 653 and 2017 due to higher IT spend by existing customers and HT Global's focus on expanding its business targeting the banking & finance and housing & insurance industries, supported by the infrastructure management services (IMS) and business analytics service lines.
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Drawing on data the Nielsen Music 360 Report 2015 and the 2015 NAMM Global Report, the IMS business report found that attendance at club events with no specific headlining DJ went up 3%, while club events with a specific headlining DJ went up 1%, and small live music sessions at a club/bar went up 2%.
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The company has been a lead equity investor in more than 100 companies, including Beringer Wine Estates, Burger King Brands, Creative Artist Agency, Continental Airlines, Debenhams, Del Monte Foods, Ducati Motorcycles, IMS Health, J. Crew Group, Lenovo Group Limited, MEMC Electronic Materials, Myers Department Stores, Neiman Marcus Group, ON Semiconductor, Oxford Health Plans, PETCO Animal Supplies, Punch Taverns and Seagate Technology.
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Fitch's outlook for the sector is stable, reflecting the relative stability of core operating fundamentals, given the locked-in nature of a large portion of fee revenue, modest but increased leverage levels, manageable near-term obligations relative to available liquidity resources, increasing asset under management (AUM) diversity, and investors' increasing allocation to alternative investments, particularly those managed by alternative IMs with strong franchises such as those included in Fitch's peer review.
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Report to NANC on LNPA Vendor Selection Recommendation of the Future of the NPAC Subcommittee dated 201593/201583/201573; Report of the North American Portability Management LLC - In Response to the WCB letter dated 201563/201553/201543; LNPA Selection Working Group Selection Process ReportInternal FCC documents, including working papers, discussion papers, memos, meeting notes, and emails that deal with the topic of "wireless charging at a distance" using radio frequency in the IMS bands.
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"While all the existing players were hoping to improve revenue-wise from increased adoption and usage of data services, RJio comes into the picture with latest of technology which is a real converged service platform based on IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) technology allowing them to definitely operate at a lower OPEX as you are not managing multiple platforms for each of the service for consumers," Faisal Kawoosa, Senior Analyst with CyberMedia Research India told Mashable India.
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This preservation demand includes, without limitation, the preservation of all electronic mail (email), letters, facsimile transmissions, memoranda, instant messages (IMs), text messages, chats, phone messages, phone logs, calendars, reports, handwritten notes, typewritten notes, charts and spreadsheets, among other types of documents and communications, and all manners of storage including without limitation office servers, email servers, backup tapes, desktop computers, laptop computers, hard drives, archive files, thumb drives and storage devices of all types, mobile phones and smart phones.
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