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For BMS, 2026 is about confirming progress after two years of recalibration and steady momentum, with a focus on turning proof points into sustained growth.

Sanofi is positioning its late-stage pipeline and R&D discipline as the long-term growth bridge beyond Dupixent, against a backdrop of solid financial performance and mixed investor optimism.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, the FDA approves Novo Nordisk’s oral Wegovy for chronic weight management, clears Roche’s Lunsumio Velo for adults with relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma, and Alnylam announces a $250 million investment in a new Massachusetts manufacturing facility.

The approval marks the first agency-cleared oral formulation of a GLP-1 drug for obesity.

AI’s transformative potential in clinical development relies on the industry's ability to rebuild its fractured data infrastructure.

Revisiting Roche’s performance after the company made it a point to restructure its R&D strategy and internal pipeline at the last JPM conference.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, President Trump announces nine additional participants in the TrumpRx program, AstraZeneca reaches a $2 billion licensing agreement with Jacobio Pharma for a pan-KRAS inhibitor, and BioMarin enters a definitive $4.8 billion agreement to acquire Amicus Therapeutics.

Roche’s FDA approval of Lunsumio VELO as a one-minute subcutaneous bispecific therapy for relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma marks a meaningful advance in reducing treatment burden while preserving strong response rates in later-line disease.

AstraZeneca’s exclusive global licensing deal for Jacobio’s pan-KRAS inhibitor JAB-23E73 underscores a renewed industry push of one of oncology’s most elusive targets.

The investment will allow the facility to meet the growing demand for RNAi therapeutics.

Lilly’s return to the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference comes as the company seeks to shift the narrative from last year’s GLP-1 supply-driven revenue miss toward disciplined execution, manufacturing scale-up, and a broader long-term growth plan.

Nine more companies have joined the DTC government-run website, which is set to launch sometime next year.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Eli Lilly announces positive topline Phase III data for its oral GLP-1 candidate orforglipron, the U.S. Senate passes the Biosecure Act with implications for biopharma supply chains, and industry experts examine how rebate consultants are shaping biosimilar adoption.

BioMarin’s $4.8 billion all-cash acquisition of Amicus Therapeutics significantly expands its rare disease portfolio with established Fabry and Pompe franchises, adds late-stage pipeline upside, and is expected to immediately accelerate revenue growth while strengthening long-term financial performance.

Atavistik Bio’s $120 million Series B financing bolsters its push to advance first-in-class, allosteric small-molecule therapies for HHT and MPNs, leveraging its AMPS platform to selectively target disease-driving mutations with the aim of delivering more precise and durable treatments.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Pfizer discloses its 2026 revenue expectations, a bipartisan group of House Republicans moves to force a vote on extending ACA tax credits, and new collaboration and merger activity highlights continued dealmaking momentum across biopharma.

Lilly’s Attain-Maintain Phase III results show that the oral GLP-1 orforglipron can effectively preserve weight loss after injectable therapy, positioning it as a potential long-term maintenance option in the chronic management of obesity.

The bill was part of the larger Defense Bill and will impact funding available to certain foreign companies.

Novo Nordisk’s NDA filing for CagriSema positions the first fixed-dose amylin–GLP-1 combination as a potential next-generation obesity therapy, backed by Phase III data showing more than 20% weight loss and signaling the company’s intent to extend its leadership beyond single-mechanism incretins.

As the availability and utilization of ultra-high-cost, long-term specialty products such as GLP-1s and cell and gene therapies grows, HR decision-makers and pharmacy consultants must embrace a more value-oriented mindset where they can.

The representatives from Pennsylvania and New York, joined with Democrats to force a vote on legislation against Speaker Johnson’s wishes.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, the FDA approves a new LDL-lowering therapy, Sanofi announces two strategic deals spanning Alzheimer’s disease and B-cell depletion, and the agency issues a national priority voucher tied to Tecvayli in multiple myeloma.

A pair of deal announcements underscore continued strategic reshuffling in biopharma, with Harbour BioMed striking a potentially billion-dollar collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb to advance next-generation multispecific antibodies, while VYNE Therapeutics agreed to merge with Yarrow Bioscience to create a well-capitalized company focused on developing a first-in-class TSHR antibody for Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease.

Pfizer’s shares slid after the company outlined its 2026 revenue and EPS guidance, reflecting investor unease over declining Covid-19 sales, looming patent expirations, and a capital allocation strategy that prioritizes pipeline investment over buybacks during a pivotal post-LOE transition period.

The approval is supported by Phase III SWIFT-1 and SWIFT-2 trial data showing that twice-yearly dosing of Exdensur significantly reduced annualized asthma exacerbation rates compared with placebo when added to standard of care.

The agreement grants Sanofi with development and commercialization rights for ADEL-Y0, a potential first-in-class antibody therapy for Alzheimer's disease, and related backup compounds.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, new analysis highlights access gaps in the TrumpRx framework, the FDA awards a national priority voucher tied to Tecvayli in multiple myeloma, and Sobi announces a $1.5 billion agreement to acquire a gout therapy.

Lunit’s new collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo integrates AI-driven digital pathology tools into oncology translational research, aiming to accelerate biomarker discovery, refine patient stratification, and improve the efficiency of clinical development