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When Bristol-Myers Squibb kicked off 2019 by making a $74 billion bid for Celgene, biopharma watchers everywhere declared it to be the end of the mergers-and-acquisitions drought in the sector.
After two recent, huge tie-ups between Takeda and Shire and Bristol-Myers Squibb and Celgene, megamergers seem to be a biopharma trend. But Roche isn't interested in it, its chairman said.