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In Vivo's Deals Of The Month, January 2018

 
• By Nancy Dvorin

In Vivo's editors pick January's most significant deals, including an alliance of players new to health care and Celgene's big buys. (Free article.)

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Details are scarce about the partners' plans to improve health care and reduce its cost for their US employees, yet markets shuddered at the news of this alliance. Considering the rumblings about [Amazon.com Inc.]'s move into health care and the collective clout of these three companies, one might anticipate an impact that reaches beyond their employee base.

In a month that saw several notable follow-on public offerings, BeiGene (Beijing) Co. Ltd.'s stood out. The Beijing-based immuno-oncology developer netted $758 million through the sale of 7.9 million American Depositary Shares

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Protagonist’s Patel: Building A Differentiated Peptide Platform With Strategic Patience

 
• By David Wild

After revolutionizing the peptide therapeutic landscape, CEO Dinesh Patel reflects on the journey from surviving the 2008 financial crisis to developing a platform now poised to deliver back-to-back blockbuster approvals.

Dealmaking Quarterly Statistics, Q1 2025

 
• By Deanna Kamienski and Maureen Riordan

During Q1, biopharma M&A deal value reached $38.4bn and drew in $60.8bn in potential deal value from alliances. Device company M&A values reached $8.7bn.

Oncology’s Most Eligible Unpartnered Assets

 
• By Edwin Elmhirst

Evaluate's top five unpartnered clinical oncology assets reveals you have to get in early to snap up innovation in the competitive cancer space.

Deals In Depth: March 2025

 
• By Maureen Riordan

Eight $1bn+ alliances were penned in March, and five exceeded $2bn.

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With 75 Pipeline Candidates, TIL Therapies Gain Momentum in Solid Tumor Space

 
• By David Wild

Tumor infiltrating lymphocyte therapies show promise for solid tumors, with a first FDA approval, but face manufacturing and access challenges as development continues.

NewAmsterdam’s Davidson On Reviving “Failed” Drug Class To Fill Cardiovascular Treatment Gap

 
• By David Wild

After a string of high-profile failures by big pharma, Michael Davidson is positioning his company's CETP inhibitor as the next breakthrough in cardiovascular medicine. The body of data to support this position is growing.

Rising Leaders 2025: Flagship’s Jacob Rubens On Building The Next Generation Of Biotech

 
• By David Wild

Rising Leader Jacob Rubens, who has co-founded and led several Flagship companies and is now origination partner, believes aspiring leaders should follow their bliss.