Deal Watch: Bausch Companies Set Hectic Pace At J.P. Morgan With Five Deals

Plus deals involving Lantheus/Life Molecular Imaging, Teva/Klinge/Formycon, X4/Norgine, Biohaven/Merus, Lilly/Mediar and more.

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Scrip regularly covers business development and deal making in the biopharmaceutical industry. Deal Watch is supported by deal intelligence from Biomedtracker.

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Asia Deal Watch: Dr. Reddy’s Gets Regional Rights To Pair Of Bio-Thera Biosimilars

 

Plus deals involving GV20/Mitsubishi Tanabe, Kaken/Alumis, AstraZeneca/Alteogen and deal terminations involving Clover/Gavi Alliance and Rhythm/RareStone.

Deal Watch: Eyenovia Looks At New Direction In Proposed Merger With Betaliq

 
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Plus deals involving Relmada/Trigone, Alvotech/Xbrane, OPKO Health/Entera, iOncologi/TargImmune and more.

Asia Deal Watch: Daiichi Sankyo Teams With Nosis On Extrahepatic RNA Therapies

 

Plus deals involving Hyundai/Pharma/Avelos, Yuhan/Boehringer Ingelheim, SciClone/Eisai, Viatris/Nxera/Idorsia, Nxera/Holling and Takeda/BridGene.

Deal Watch: Amgen, CytomX Pull Back On Part Of T-Cell Engager Collaboration

 
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Vertex, Sanofi, Hansoh and BMS/Myokardia have also recently exited deals. Callio launched with ADC technology from Hummingbird, plus more deals and tech transfer.

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Reflections From Biotech Leader John Maraganore

 

The founder and director of City Therapeutics and founding CEO of Alnylam discussed pressing issues facing the biotech sector in a fireside chat at the recent BIO CEO & Investor Conference.

M&A Takeoff May Be Delayed, Experts Predict

 

All the elements for a big M&A year are in place, but political uncertainty and interest rates could push more deals into the second half of the year, according to business development experts at BIO CEO & Investor.

How To Work With Trump, The Future Of US Life Sciences And More: Updates From BIO CEO & Investor

 

Highlights from the BIO CEO & Investor Conference, held in New York 10-11 February, include the impact of US political changes, Chinese companies entering the obesity race, and IPO pitfalls.