The Medicines Co Sells CV Products To Fund Pipeline
Executive Summary
The Medicines Co. is selling off three cardiovascular products to Italy's Chiesi Farmaceutici SPA in an effort to raise funds to pay for R&D as top-seller Angiomax continues to decline.
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