FTC demands more info from Bristol-Myers, Celgene on psoriasis drugs, signaling a potential hitch for $74B deal
Bristol-Myers Squibb is signaling a potential hitch in its controversial $74 billion Celgene buyout — but it’s not the kind that would appear to threaten the deal itself.
In an SEC filing the company reported that the FTC wants to get some extra info on “marketed and pipeline products for the treatment of psoriasis,” as it does its anti-trust review. That will extend their waiting period until 30 days after they have complied with the extra request.
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