For $635 million, Baxter acquired two marketed infectious vaccines from Pfizer; after five offers, Shire accepted AbbVie’s bid for $53.3 billion. Biopharma firms raised a total of $5.7 billion in June and July, while device companies raked in $924 million.
Exhibit 1
Top Alliances In June/July 2014
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