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Pfizer/Wyeth Consolidation?

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Today's New York Times reports that Pfizer is close to purchaing Wyeth for more than $60 billion. Pfizer is already the world's largest drug company with revenues of $48 billion in 2007. Here's an excerpt: Still, because much of Pfizer...

Full post as published by Mass Tort Litigation Blog on January 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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