Gilead's CEO Gives Glimpse Of Strategic Opportunities As HCV Sales Slide Continues
Executive Summary
Gilead CEO John Milligan, pressured by an analyst, gave a brief rundown of the company's strategic priorities as investors wait for the company to spend its $34bn in cash on revenue-increasing opportunities to offset declining hepatitis C drug sales.
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