BioNTech may be deeply ensconced in the latter stages of its bid to bring a COVID-19 vaccine to market, but it’s still pushing forward on other fronts, including a partnership with InstaDee
Bristol-Myers Squibb posted a solid set of financial results for the third quarter, but shares slid on investor fears that a payout tied new product approvals was in jeopardy.
Pfizer now has hundreds of thousands of doses of BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine coming off the production line at a facility in Belgium, ready for delivery if it clears phase 3 testing.
Eli Lilly has put a clinical trial of its COVID-19 antibody therapy on hold after FDA inspectors found serious quality control problems at the plant, according to press reports.
With vaccines and drugs for COVID-19 now in late-stage development, companies are moving swiftly to lay down the capacity to make them at scale, as new deals for BioNTech and Eli Lilly this