Money talks: Verastem leverages IPO to build cancer stem cell pipeline

Verastem, a cancer stem cells startup, has moved quickly to build its pipeline just five months after an initial public offering. Management at the Cambridge, Massachusetts firm believes that recent moves have accelerated Verastem's clinical development plans by a year.

Verastem, a cancer stem cells startup, has moved quickly to build its pipeline just five months after an initial public offering. Management at the Cambridge, Massachusetts firm believes that recent moves have accelerated Verastem's clinical development plans by a year.

Its pipeline now includes a recently acquired Phase II-ready focal adhesion kinase (FAK) inhibitor, VS-6063, in-licensed from Pfizer on, a...

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