Biorbitrage
Executive Summary
The theory was that biotechs would become the innovation engine of Big Pharma, creating the products that drug companies would commercialize. Now, the trend has reversed itself. Drug companies are helping biotechs fill their pipelines, but with this twist--biotechs are then going out and selling those products to someone else at higher valuations.You may also be interested in...
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