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29 October 2014Americas

TapImmune: tapping into innovative cancer treatments

In just five years Glynn Wilson, chief executive of TapImmune, estimates the Seattle-based company will be worth more than a $1 billion. It’s a big claim to make for a company that currently is not making money but Wilson sees no reason why it can’t aim for the top.

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