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Krieger Scientific's Joseph Morwald on why over-reliance on AI and under-reliance on human expertise is driving the surge in FDA warning letters.

In today's Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, a senior source denies reports of merger talks between AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb, CSPC Pharmaceutical and AstraZeneca form a joint venture for biologics manufacturing in China, and a feature examines how U.S. Patent and Trademark Office policy changes are slowing patent challenges for generic and biosimilar drugmakers.

The rumors of reported AstraZeneca–Bristol Myers merger discussions provide an opportunity to examine how multiple emerging capabilities may reshape corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and long-term competitive advantage.

A senior source claims there are no discussions underway between AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb over a potential combination.

CSPC Pharmaceutical and AstraZeneca have formed a 51:49 joint venture to build a biologics manufacturing facility in Shijiazhuang.

In today's Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Pathos AI signs licensing deals with Alphamab Oncology and AstraZeneca while Curium agrees to acquire Lantheus for up to $8 billion, Sandoz agrees to a $450 million settlement with 43 U.S. states over generic drug antitrust claims, and a new analysis argues real-time data analytics are essential to managing the growing data burden in clinical trials.

Recent changes at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office are making it harder to challenge pharmaceutical patents, raising concerns that slower generic and biosimilar competition could undermine efforts to lower drug costs while strengthening protections for brand-name innovators.

Pathos AI secured a $125 million upfront license to Alphamab's JSKN016 and a co-exclusive agreement with AstraZeneca to advance AZD4241, while Curium announced a deal to acquire Lantheus for up to $8 billion.

Incubate’s executive director discusses China’s rise in biotech and why the US’ best response may be to focus on its own issues.

As multispecific antibodies and antibody drug conjugates outgrow legacy LIMS and ELN platforms, drug developers face a problem more costly than fragmented workflows: scientific reasoning evaporates at every handoff, forcing the next team to start from scratch.

The Swiss generic drugmaker says the agreement carries no admission of wrongdoing and will not affect its 2026 guidance or mid-term outlook.

A potential combination would create the world's largest pharmaceutical company by revenue.

Incubate’s executive director discusses China’s rise in biotech and why the US’ best response may be to focus on its own issues.