Cubist Pharmaceuticals ranked 31st on FORTUNE's 2010' 100 Fastest-Growing Companies' list

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Aug 21 2010

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Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBST) today announced it has been ranked 31^st on FORTUNE's 2010 "100 Fastest-Growing Companies" list and the top pharmaceutical company. In the "Profit Growth" subgroup Cubist ranked 21^st. The magazine will be on the newsstands on August 23 and the full list is available today online.

Michael W. Bonney, Cubist's president and CEO, said: "We are honored to be included among some of the top performing companies in the world in the FORTUNE list of the '100 Fastest Growing Companies.' Our employees share the credit for making that possible. They are the ones who commit daily to our mission of defeating some of the most confounding drug-resistant bacteria known to man. Together we are making progress as is evident in our exciting and important pipeline programs."

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