Eli Lilly slashes R&D jobs, shutters 2 research sites as it looks to cut 3,500 staffers worldwide
Eli Lilly $LLY is slashing 3,500 jobs out of the company as it looks to streamline operations in the wake of Dave Ricks’ move to the helm at the beginning of this year.
The details are just starting to emerge, but the Indianapolis-based pharma giant is making some deep cuts in R&D, even as Lilly vows to keep the focus on new drug development.
Lilly is closing an R&D group in Bridgewater, NJ and shuttering the Lilly China Research and Development Center in Shanghai, marking another retreat in Asia as big pharma steps back from some longterm commitments in the region.
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