Nacha Cattan is a journalist whose work has been featured in various publications such as Bloomberg News, The Seattle Times, and The Day Publishing Company. With a focus on business and pharmaceutical industries, Nacha covers topics including mergers and acquisitions, drug patents, and pricing regulations.
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Nacha's coverage focuses heavily on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, with a keen interest in drug development, sales, acquisitions, and regulatory matters. Her articles often cite data and government announcements.
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By: Sri Taylor, Nacha Cattan
As scorching weather helped trigger power disruptions that touched off massive delays in rail service last month, it took Sigman three hours by
By: Sri Taylor, Nacha Cattan
Laura Sigman and Diane Laura, marketing executives at a financial services company in midtown Manhattan, have often found their office chitchat this summer turning to the subject of their hellish commutes.
By: Nacha Cattan, Natalie Wong
Larry Silverstein , the developer behind the World Trade Center complex in Manhattan, is eyeing more opportunities uptown.
By: Natalie Wong, Nacha Cattan
Larry Silverstein, the developer behind the World Trade Center complex in Manhattan, is eyeing more opportunities uptown.
The New York City Council has approved a plan to allocate $500 million and rezone parts of the Bronx to facilitate construction of thousands of new homes as the city struggles to address a gaping housing shortage.
New York City is planning to sell apartments on the Upper West Side of Manhattan just two blocks from Central Park for as low as $173,801.
By: Nacha Cattan
More than 10,000 people have already applied for 17 units through NYC Housing Connect.
By: Nacha Cattan
New York City is planning to sell apartments on the Upper West Side of Manhattan just two blocks from Central Park for as low as $173,801.
By: Maxwell Adler, Nacha Cattan
New Jersey is trying to entice the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team to move across the river to a proposed mixed-use complex in Camden after the team's plans to build a new downtown arena have stalled.
By: Nacha Cattan, Maxwell Adler
New Jersey is trying to entice the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team to move across the river to a proposed mixed-use complex in Camden after the team’s plans to build a new downtown arena have stalled.
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