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Drug maker AstraZeneca is pink-slipping approximately 550 Wilmington, Delaware-based researchers and their support staff in a move to help balance the company's books and save it $1.9 billion per year by 2014. Image: B.gliwa via Wikipedia CommonsThe company told the linkurl:__Philadelphia Inquirer__;http://www.philly.com/philly/business/86127882.html yesterday (March 3rd) that the layoffs are part of a plan to shutter an entire research group, focused on identifying candidate compounds for psyc
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