Is Bristol’s Long-Term Revenue Growth A Potential Salve For Celgene Shareholders?
Executive Summary
CEO Caforio used the J.P. Morgan stage to try to assuage Celgene investors who recently lost out on a $9 CVR under the buyout, playing up the long-term promise of the combined company.
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