Merck's Scheuble: Being a Conglomerate Works
Executive Summary
Professor Bernhard Scheuble, PhD, chairman and CEO of Merck KGAA, explains how the German conglomerate is dealing with current pressures on its branded business, and why being diversified across ethicals, generics and fine chemicals is an advantage, not a distraction.
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