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Pfizer Not Making Pricing Changes, Sees Ways To Work With Trump

 
• By Jessica Merrill

Pfizer CEO Ian Read said during the company’s quarterly call that there are ‘lots of ways’ to work with the new Trump administration, his comments coming on the same day several industry leaders met with the new US president.

Already scheduled to report Pfizer Inc.’s year-end financial results Jan. 31, CEO Ian Read missed the high-profile, face-to-face meeting with President Donald Trump that several other pharma and biotech CEOs attended. But he reassured investors there appear to be opportunities for the industry to work with the new president.

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