According to Analysts, the Core Problem of the Pfizer Acquisition

question 114

Multiple Choice

According to analysts, the core problem of the Pfizer acquisition of Wyeth was that

• A) Wyeth had been investing heavily in biotechnology and vaccines for about three decades.
• B) Pfizer wanted to gain access to new products that might flow from Wyeth's biotechnology-oriented R&D investments.
• C) Lipitor was a failure for Pfizer and Wyeth did not have the potential to contribute a top-selling drug.
• D) it did not deal with the fact that Pfizer was struggling to develop new products in-house.

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