Arteries Clogged by Moolah
Cardiobrief, via Dow Jones newswire, reports on the extraordinary sums MSP provided to CME related to Vytorin. One single grant amount to $6 M.
See: http://cardiobrief.org/2009/09/16/senate-investigation-uncovers-huge-expenditures-for-vytorin-cme/
The information emerged through a Senate investigation.
I'm glad that pharma is supporting health-care reform.
Showing posts with label Schering-Plough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Schering-Plough. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Merck and Schering-Plough – sign o’ the times...
Monday morning heralded the merger/buy out of Merck over Schering-Plough.
The various news articles are stating that Merck needed to refresh it’s portfolio and pipeline and Schering has quite a bit to offer as well as many products on long term patent protection. There is quite a bit of synergy between the two and of course they have been “test” dating on a few cholesterol products lately....
Industry insiders say that we should keep our eyes on Bristol Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly and Sanofi Aventis (ranked number one in Europe and third largest in the world by some industry standards) as they seem to all be on the hunt for acquisitions.
Monday’s business deal now makes Merck the number 2 Pharmaceutical company. Stay tuned for an updated list of rankings...
There will be significant job losses and some numbers being bandied about are about 16,000 jobs.
These are tough times.
The question is which jobs will go, which jobs are seen as redundant?
Share your thoughts and opinions.
The various news articles are stating that Merck needed to refresh it’s portfolio and pipeline and Schering has quite a bit to offer as well as many products on long term patent protection. There is quite a bit of synergy between the two and of course they have been “test” dating on a few cholesterol products lately....
Industry insiders say that we should keep our eyes on Bristol Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly and Sanofi Aventis (ranked number one in Europe and third largest in the world by some industry standards) as they seem to all be on the hunt for acquisitions.
Monday’s business deal now makes Merck the number 2 Pharmaceutical company. Stay tuned for an updated list of rankings...
There will be significant job losses and some numbers being bandied about are about 16,000 jobs.
These are tough times.
The question is which jobs will go, which jobs are seen as redundant?
Share your thoughts and opinions.
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