In Drug Distribution, the Big Get Bigger, as Cardinal, Bergen Merge
Executive Summary
Cardinal's acquisition of Bergen was unexpected, if only because the company has spent the last several years buying higher margin businesses that integrate vertically with its core distribution business. But the ability to get critical mass was too much to pass up; now the only question is, will the merger pass FTC muster?
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