Mirati’s New CEO Clears Out Execs Ahead Of Key Filing And Readout
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Executive Summary
The biotech could have the best-in-class KRAS inhibitor, but the departure of two senior executives has given investors the jitters as Mirati heads towards its first regulatory filing.
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