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BioNTech stock falls after CureVac files suit, saying COVID vaccine infringes patents

Tomi Kilgore
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BioNTech stock falls after CureVac files suit, saying COVID vaccine infringes patents
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Shares of BioNTech SE fell 0.9% in premarket trading Tuesday, after CureVac N.V. filed in Germany a patent infringement suit against the biotechnology company. CureVac said there were certain of its patents that were utilized in the manufacture and sale of BioNTech and Pfizer Inc.'s COVID-19 vaccine, Comirnaty. CureVac said while it doesn't seek an injunction, and won't take legal action to impede the production or sale of Comirnaty, it is seeking "fair compensation" for infringement of its pate

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