Five Prime cuts 41 jobs, days before presenting data at ASCO meeting of GI cancers
Things have not been the same at cancer-focused drug developer Five Prime Therapeutics $FPRX since late 2017, when its Bristol-Myers $BMY partnered drug cabiralizumab in combination with Opdivo showed signs of weak efficacy and a troubling safety profile in an early-stage pancreatic cancer trial. On Tuesday, the company said it had cut 41 jobs to focus its resources on its late-stage pipeline.
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