Deals Of The Week: Abbott/Reata, Bristol-Myers Squibb/Simcere, Intarcia/Quintiles
Executive Summary
Abbott sends another financial record tumbling as it pays an all-time high $400 million upfront for preclinical AIM compounds from Reata.
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