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Gilead Buys CV Therapeutics (Update 1)
The morning’s other big M&A news comes out of the Bay Area biotech industry, where Gilead Sciences announced that it will purchase CV Therapeutics for $1.4 billion. The sudden move frees Palo Alto-based cardiovascular company CV Therapeutics from the hostile embrace of Astellas Pharma, ending a messy $1.1 billion takeover attempt. With the acquisition, Gilead, [...]
Posted in Deals Also tagged Astellas, Biotech, CV Therapeutics, hypertension, lawsuit, Lexiscan, Ranexa 1 Comment
Gilead Making a Bundle
Gilead Sciences has once again proven that independent biotechs can innovate with the best of Big Pharma. The Silicon Valley company’s wizardry at weaving multiple drugs into a single weft enabled it to overthrow GlaxoSmithKline as king of HIV in 2007. Yesterday, at the 16th annual Congress of Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), the biotech [...]
Posted in Biotech, Emerging Markets, R&D Also tagged Biotech, Bristol Myers Squibb, HIV Leave a comment

Gilead Tops the BusinessWeek 50