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A wave of biotech layoffs
https://www.labiotech.eu
... layoffs in 2023 had already reached 2022's grand total of 119 by August. ... Along with AbbVie, American multinational Bristol Myers Squibb ...
AbbVie Inc. Layoffs
https://www.thelayoff.com
AbbVie Inc. Layoffs: Downsizing related discussion, postings, questions and answers.
After All The Layoffs
http://invivo.citeline.com
While biotech layoffs and big pharma restructuring dominate the news in 2023, the sector's job market remains buoyant ... In contrast AbbVie has ...
An overview of biotech layoffs in 2023
https://www.linkedin.com
Challenges and opportunities amidst biotech layoffs in 2023 The ... AbbVie and BMS. Moving Forward: The industry is resilient. More ...
Biopharma Layoff Tracker 2024: eFFECTOR
https://www.biospace.com
2023 was a tough year for the biopharma industry, with several companies downsizing and restructuring their workforces to stay afloat. There are ...
Biopharma Layoffs Roundup
https://www.contractpharma.com
The first quarter of 2023 ushered in a wave of layoffs in the biopharma sector. The following provides a financial snapshot and layoffs ...
Fierce Biotech analysis
https://www.fiercebiotech.com
Layoffs rose 57% this year compared to 2022, with 187 workforce reductions in 2023 compared to 119, according to an analysis of Fierce ...
Job cuts sweeping across pharmaceuticals
https://www.chemistryworld.com
There has also been a wave of acquisitions, which can trigger some layoffs. Examples include big companies buying into radiopharmaceuticals and ...
Year of biotech layoffs leaves industry looking for spark
https://www.biopharmadive.com
An August report from the investment bank Stifel found that layoffs were 81% more common over the first seven months of 2023, versus 2022.