June 29, 2016 10:12 AM EDT

What PDUFA date? Clovis shares surge as PARPs get trendy on Wall Street

John Carroll

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Yesterday was the official PDUFA date for Clovis Oncology’s rociletinib. But the company — now maintaining very low visibility — let it slide past without formally announcing …

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