AstraZeneca Shares Its Recipe For Partnering Success In Asia
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Just six months ago, century-old banks were closing their doors, job opportunities were dwindling, and the global economy faced a very uncertain future, but in Asia - particularly China - that situation is quickly turning around and companies need to prepare appropriately if they want tap into the region's potential, says AstraZeneca's Asia Pacific R&D VP Patrick Keohane
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