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CFO of China’s Simcere Sees Year of Acquisitions For 2008 - PharmAsia News Spotlight

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BEIJING - One of China's leading drug makers, Simcere Pharmaceutical Group, is set to speed up its expansion through a series of acquisitions throughout 2008

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