Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks at the Rose Garden, May 26, 2020 (Evan Vucci/AP Images)
October 28, 2020 07:20 AM EDTUpdated 09:27 AM
Deals

Eli Lil­ly lines up a block­buster deal for Covid-19 an­ti­body, right af­ter it failed a NI­AID tri­al

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

Two days af­ter Eli Lil­ly con­ced­ed that its an­ti­body bam­lanivimab was a flop in hos­pi­tal­ized Covid-19 pa­tients, the US gov­ern­ment is prepar­ing to make …

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