President ????: What US Election Uncertainty Means For Biopharma

Worst case scenario is civil unrest that might disrupt clinical trials and manufacturing. Under a more moderate scenario, companies must delay business planning because the US policy environment remains cloudy.

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The biopharma industry faces extended planning challenges if the contest for US president between Joe Biden and incumbent Donald Trump remains unresolved and the future policy environment is unclear for much longer.

Ballots tabulated by the end of the day indicated the race was too close to call and results were not...

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