BMS buys Mirati for $4.8B; Pfizer to slash cost; Q&A with Vertex CSO; Alnylam’s Onpattro setback; and more

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After Mirati opened the week with a multibillion-dollar buyout, we take a look at Bristol Myers Squibb’s budding rivalry with Amgen, Pfizer’s planned cost cuts, a surprise CRL for Alnylam, a busy stream of clinical readouts and much, much more. Don’t miss our roundup of the key takeaways from our #EuroBio23 summit in London.

BMS buys Mirati for $4.8B

Bristol Myers Squibb revealed on Sunday that it’s signed a $4.8 billion deal to buy Mirati Therapeutics and its cancer drug Krazati, the culmination of what appears to be a hectic few days of negotiations following reports that Sanofi is in M&A…
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