J&J holds its own on sales per employee
Johnson & Johnson is easily the largest big pharma employer, and on certain metrics outstrips smaller rivals.
Crisis, what crisis? Curevac denies everything
As a Covid-19 vaccine exclusivity and senior management storm engulfs Curevac, the German mRNA specialist insists it’s just conjecture and coincidence.
Storm-tossed Qiagen plots a course to higher growth
A shift to higher-growth systems and a tie-up with Illumina are sensible moves, but will take time to pay off.
The extremes converge in big medtech’s hiring practices
Intuitive Surgical makes the most money per employee – but the title of “most improved” goes to Philips.
Warning signs were always there for Novartis’s Avexis deal
High-profile departures at Avexis raise more questions about Novartis’s acquisition, but there were plenty of red flags before the deal was sealed.
Abbvie proves the best at getting the most out of its workers
On sales per employee Abbvie and Bristol-Myers Squibb lead the big pharma pack, while Sanofi and Astrazeneca are the sector laggards.
