Investors have reacted positively to top-line Phase II data released by the South San Francisco-based biotech Five Prime Therapeutics, Inc., which suggested the potential first-in-class MAb, bemarituzumab, could be the first targeted therapy for HER2-negative advanced gastric cancer in more than a decade.
The share price of the NASDAQ-quoted US biotech rose from $5.34 to $24.35 in after-hours trading on 10 November, when...



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