Pfizer-Allergan Merger: The End Is Nigh

The end of Pfizer Inc.'s $160bn merger with Allergan PLC was nearly official late on April 5 after the US Treasury Department issued new rules endorsed by President Barack Obama to prevent tax inversion deals, leading analysts and industry observers to declare the "PfizerGan" transaction unlikely.

The end of Pfizer Inc.'s $160bn merger with Allergan PLC was nearly official late on April 5 after the US Treasury Department issued new rules endorsed by President Barack Obama to prevent tax inversion deals, leading analysts and industry observers to declare the "PfizerGan" transaction unlikely.

Long after the US stock market closed on Tuesday, reports emerged saying that Pfizer would announce on Wednesday, April 6, that the big pharma and Allergan agreed to terminate their...

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