What’s Next For Gilead? Milligan Gives Some Business Development Clues
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Gilead is in a better position to complete bigger deals in 2015, President John Milligan said during a “fireside chat” at the BIO CEO & Investor conference Feb. 10. Oncology expansion will be one area of focus.
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