Dan O'Day, Gilead CEO (Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

De­spite remde­sivir ap­proval and 2 big buy­outs, Gilead CEO Dan O'­Day sees pay fall 35% from 2019

For all in­tents and pur­pos­es, 2020 was a busy year for Gilead. The big biotech pulled off two big ac­qui­si­tions in Forty Sev­en and Im­munomedics, con­tin­ued see­ing growth in HIV prod­ucts de­spite ex­pir­ing patents on Tru­va­da and won the Covid-19 treat­ment race with a sharp piv­ot to remde­sivir ear­ly in the year, de­spite re­main­ing skep­ti­cism over the drug’s ef­fec­tive­ness.

In spite of all that, CEO Dan O’Day saw his com­pen­sa­tion fall dra­mat­i­cal­ly from 2019.

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