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Takeda Done with Majority of Non-Core Asset Divestitures with US$10 Billion Target Achieved: CEO
Takeda Pharmaceutical is more or less wrapping up its efforts to offload non-core assets following its Shire buyout now that it has achieved its US$10 billion divestiture target, with deals worth up to US$11.3 billion already announced, CEO Christophe Weber…
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