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Madison's Semba Biosciences sold to multinational firm, giving this state investor a 'substantial return'

By: via Business Journals
Madison's Semba Biosciences Inc. was bought by a Tosoh Bioscience LLC, one of its investors and a Pennslyvania-based subsidiary of Tokyo chemical company Tosoh Corp.
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