By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell. Editor
Last week’s news featured two M&A deals: Nestle announced that it is buying full control of Aimmune Therapeutics and its peanut allergy agent Palforzia in a $2.6 million deal; and Ionis Pharmaceuticals revealed it is acquiring all the shares in Akcea it does not already own. Other deal-making included Gilead Sciences entering an agreement to license Jounce Therapeutics’ JTX-1811 immunotherapy program, and AbbVie and China’s I-Mab Biopharma signing a deal for the commercialization of cancer candidate lemzoparlimab, worth up to $2 billion to I-Mab.
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