Pfizer On Reorganizing, M&A And Investing In Internal R&D

The big pharma's leadership weighs in on why it made sense to organize biosimilars under innovative medicines, why it is investing more in internal R&D, and why tuck-in deals are more appealing than transformative M&A.

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The US market for biosimilars hasn't developed as quickly as some hoped and Pfizer Inc. has had first-hand experience navigating the commercial challenges. Now, as Pfizer prepares to bring a full portfolio of biosimilars to the US market, the company is reorganizing to launch those drugs from its innovative medicines unit.

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