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Bristol-Myers CEO: We’ll Launch New Drugs Within 24 Months In Celgene Merger | Mad Money | CNBC
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Jim Cramer talks to Bristol-Myers Squibb CEO Giovanni Caforio about the company’s $74 billion bid for Celgene. With opposition from activist investors, Caforio defends the deal as a very strategic one.
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