Bristol Myers ends deal with Cellares, cell therapy manufacturer to reorg
📍 Aftermath
Bristol Myers Squibb terminated its blood‑cancer drug partnership with cell‑therapy manufacturer Cellares, prompting the biotech to embark on a reorganization. Cellares announced it will lay off roughly 100 employees as the company “resizes” after losing the large manufacturing customer.
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Bristol Myers ends deal with Cellares, cell therapy manufacturer to reorg Endpoints News · 73d ago broke it first
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