Biogen's Return Of Rights To InnoCare Deals Blow To Made In China Innovation
Stress Test And Cash Crunch Continues
Executive Summary
Biogen’s return of rights to the BTK inhibitor orelabrutinib to originator InnoCare signals an ongoing tough reality for Chinese biotechs with go-global ambitions.
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