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#47 Sequences & Sparks: Life Sciences Innovation Mergers
May 1, 2020 · 1 hr 13 min · Episode 47 · 56.4 MB
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Recent economic research has examined potential killer acquisitions in the U.S., and regulators here and abroad have expressed competition concerns about acquisitions of startups. But innovation is a difficult and uncertain process. This panel explores hot topics, patent thickets, biologics, and the revamped UK CMA approach in a broader discussion of the renaissance of innovation theories of harm. SESSION CHAIR / MODERATOR / SPEAKER E. Bill BATCHELOR / Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP, Brussels SPEAKERS
- Deborah FEINSTEIN / Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC
- W. Robert MAJURE / Cornerstone Research, Washington, DC
- James R. WEISS / Deputy Assistant Director, Mergers I, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC
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