Companies at the heart of the Cambridge BioMedTech cluster have joined forces to fight respiratory and inflammatory diseases.

Marshall Land Systems in Cambridge UK and Armatec Survivability Corporation are forming a team to bid for a major Canadian defence contract.

Cambridge UK drug discovery expertise continues to be in hot demand with the global ‘greats’ of biotech and Pharma.

The Prestige Developments Group has taken over the management of Country Homes (Anglia) Ltd based at Brome, Suffolk.

SG Wealth Management (SGWM) in Norwich is hungry for acquisitions in the financial sector after buying the entire share capital of Ipswich-based financial adviser Stan Gaskin Ltd.

PDX in Huntingdon near Cambridge and UK partner Biomimetics Health Industries have formed a joint venture designed to zap superbugs.

PragmatIC Printing Ltd, a Cambridge-based pioneer in imprinted logic circuits, is collaborating with European allies on research, development and exploitation of flexible electronics.

Cambridge superchip designer ARM Holdings is standing by for a boom in business stemming from its partnership with Microsoft Corporation.

Horizon Discovery, the Cambridge UK personalised medicines pioneer, has agreed a three-year collaboration with the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, that will create a new centre of excellence in mammalian gene editing.

PDX – a Business Weekly Killer50 company – has formed a dedicated subsidiary, DDX Solutions AG, through which it will work with KFT to deliver a series of innovative products starting this calendar year.

An exciting collaboration between Cambridge-based Antitope and Cellmid in Sydney promises to deliver a drug candidate to fight auto immune diseases and cancer.

Cambridge Biomedical Campus and Business Weekly have forged an alliance to promote the venture to potential relocators and collaborators internationally.

A partnership between celebrated Northampton engineering hothouse Cosworth and German bike manufacturer, Storck Radar, could lead to lucrative global sales of a new, high performance electric bike.

Think Product Design in Cambridge is expanding its services and reach through a new partnership with Singapore-based manufacturing and design consultancy Karuma.

The technology transfer team at Cambridge Enterprise – the University’s commercialisation arm –  have filed a patent on behalf of the inventors and will be looking for commercial partners for the invention.

Ely-based company, Lumora is developing a new generation of molecular diagnostics based on its proprietary 'BART' technology, that are simple to use and affordable.