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Merck KGaA closes in on SpringWorks deal at $3.5B price point

Merck KGaA said Thursday that its late-stage discussions to buy the rare cancer biotech SpringWorks Therapeutics have landed on a likely price of $47 per share. That would put the value of the pending...

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Paul Stoffels on retiring from Galapagos; Boehringer Ingelheim switches up...

When the board of Belgian biotech Galapagos asked Paul Stoffels to become CEO, he told them he was only interested in doing the job for two to three years. Galapagos — a company he helped found ...

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AbbVie Q1 earnings: Immunology still a powerhouse as Skyrizi, Rinvoq hit $5B...

One quarter after AbbVie raised future sales estimates due to the successes of its immunology portfolio, the company again saw higher-than-expected revenues to start 2025. AbbVie’s overall revenues for...

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Lilly asks EU regulator to revisit Kisunla; CHMP recommends PTC's PKU drug

Plus, news about Merck, Vyne Therapeutics, Verastem Oncology, Oryzon Genomics, and Azitra: Eli Lilly asks European regulator to reassess its Alzheimer’s drug: The European Medicines Agency's human...

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Alis Biosciences to press struggling biotechs during downturn

The horde of zombie biotechs lurching ahead and barely surviving has reached a crisis level for some investors. Now there’s a new investment fund targeting these companies. Nicholas Johnston, a...

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ALX Oncology reports Phase 2 failures for CD47 drug combo with Keytruda

ALX Oncology’s efforts to progress a CD47 combo hit a major speed bump. The company said Friday that two trials testing different combinations of its CD47-targeting drug failed to meet their ...

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Akeso reveals survival data for Keytruda-beating cancer drug

Akeso Biopharma won first-line approval in China for its lung cancer drug ivonescimab, a new immunotherapy that it believes will top Merck's megablockbuster PD-1 drug. As part of the approval, the...

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RFK Jr. touts program testing ways to pay for sickle cell care

CHARLESTON, SC — HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Friday that 35 states had signed up to participate in a new payment model meant to improve access to and lower costs for gene therapies for ...

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Compounding pharmacies dealt blow in semaglutide shortage case

Novo Nordisk scored a major win in its wide-ranging legal fight to keep compounders from making copies of its obesity drug semaglutide. A federal district court in Texas on Thursday denied a request...

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Amgen invests $900M to expand Ohio biomanufacturing

Amgen is the latest in a series of biopharma companies to announce a massive new US-based investment in manufacturing in response to the Trump administration's call to bring pharma manufacturing to the...

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AbbVie eyes $10B US expansion amid sector-specific tariff threat

AbbVie CEO Rob Michael said the company will invest $10 billion in the US over the next decade, as the threat of pharmaceutical-specific tariffs looms. AbbVie announced plans in its first-quarter...

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FDA chief Makary talks expediting drug approvals, RIFs and the abortion pill

FDA Commissioner Marty Makary is ramping up his public presence, recently sitting for an interview with Megyn Kelly and participating in an HHS event on removing some dyes from the American food...

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Earnings season is upon us; Makary on rare disease; Startup is first to...

Welcome back to Endpoints Weekly! Our team of reporters covered first-quarter earnings results from a handful of companies this week. See below for pharma executives’ comments on tariff exposure,...

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J&J reports durability data for bladder cancer 'pretzel' drug

Johnson & Johnson said its drug-device combo for bladder cancer achieved a high rate of complete responses lasting at least a year, according to the latest data cut from a registrational trial....

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#AACR25: Revolution’s KRAS drug shows potential in early cut of lung cancer data

CHICAGO — An experimental KRAS G12D drug from Revolution Medicines made waves last year as a potential treatment for pancreatic cancer. On Sunday, new results from an early data readout showed it works...

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#AACR25: Keytruda around head and neck cancer surgery cuts chance of disease...

CHICAGO — Merck’s widely used cancer drug Keytruda could soon be getting another indication, this time for use before and after surgery for head and neck cancer. On Sunday, data presented from the...

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#AACR25: GSK’s checkpoint blocker Jemperli cures biomarker-driven rectal cancer

GSK’s Jemperli has maintained its outstanding efficacy among patients with a particular form of rectal cancer. Every one of 49 patients with mismatch repair deficient (MMRd) rectal tumors in a...

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Exclusive: Axiom raises $15M to build AI models for drug toxicity

Brandon White started his career like a Silicon Valley stereotype — as a 20-year-old who skipped college to join Uber’s machine learning team in 2014. But White soon found himself unhappy and...

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France stops Valneva's chikungunya vaccine rollout in over 65s after safety...

France’s national public health agency is suspending immunization of adults 65 years and older with Valneva’s chikungunya vaccine Ixchiq after three patients were hospitalized, including one who died....

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European regulators recommend new drugs from Vertex, Amgen and Jazz 

Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Amgen and Jazz Pharmaceuticals are among companies that received a positive opinion from European regulators for drugs that are already in the US market. The European Medicines...

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