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San Francisco Aims To Become Primary Gateway For Chinese Biotech Firms Expanding Across Pacific

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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BEIJING - San Francisco is stepping up its drive to become the North American headquarters for Chinese enterprises expanding across the Pacific and to attract life science firms based in the People's Republic to the Bay Area

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