Spain's Oryzon Moves To Madrid From Barcelona As Catalan Crisis Deepens
Executive Summary
As tensions continue to rise in Catalonia in the aftermath of the illegal independence referendum, one of Spain's most high-profile biotechs has decided to move its headquarters to Madrid, leaving observers to wonder if other companies, including multinationals, will follow.
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