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October 14, 2019 Cover

Volume 97, Issue 40

Despite a spotty track record, contract development and manufacturing organizations push on in their acquisition of drugmakers’ factories

Cover image:Despite a spotty track record, pharmaceutical services firms push on in their acquisition of drugmakers’ factories

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Volume 97 | Issue 40

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For pharma services firms, big assets can pose major risks

Despite a spotty track record, contract development and manufacturing organizations push on in their acquisition of drugmakers’ factories

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