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Oxford BioDynamics Fiscal 2019 Revenues Down 24 Percent

Dec 11, 2019
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NEW YORK — Oxford BioDynamics reported on Wednesday a 24 percent drop in revenues for its fiscal year 2019 amid a decline in revenues generated in the US.

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