It’s time to look back — and forward. By Jancee Dunn At the end of every year, I like to reflect by asking myself a question. This year, I’m mulling one recommended by Kandi Wiens, the author of ...

Recursion Pharmaceuticals (RXRX) added ~11% in the morning trading on Wednesday after J.P. Morgan upgraded the AI-driven biotech to Overweight from Neutral, citing a blockbuster sales potential for ...

Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. leverages AI to accelerate drug discovery, offering both a licensing platform and an internal drug development pipeline. RXRX faces heavy competition, ongoing operating ...

Recursion Pharmaceuticals owns the largest supercomputer in the pharmaceutical industry. However, Eli Lilly is starting to build one that could be even more powerful once it's completed. With its ...

Gene sequencing company Illumina on Tuesday introduced a dataset that maps genetic changes to help accelerate drug discovery through artificial intelligence. December 8, 2025 Recursion Pharma's ...

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Recursion said today it is eliminating approximately 20% of its workforce—about 160 jobs—in a restructuring the AI-based drug developer said reflects both its recently-pruned pipeline and the ...

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