By Meghan Hall The City of Vacaville has been vying for a biotech presence of its own for nearly two decades, and thanks to a recent deal, its efforts are finally becoming a reality. Lexington, Mass.-based Agenus Inc. has acquired 120 acres in Vacaville for future expansion and paid $18 million for the site, according […]
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