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AstraZeneca Held Talks with Bristol Myers Squibb on $400B Deal

Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca reportedly held talks with rival Bristol Myers Squibb concerning a potential merger valued at $400 billion, according to a source reported by Reuters.

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Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca held talks with rival Bristol Myers Squibb regarding a potential $400 billion megadeal, according to a source familiar with the matter cited by Reuters.

The preliminary discussions between the two pharmaceutical titans involved prospective business combination strategies. The reported $400 billion valuation underscores the massive scale of the potential healthcare transaction.

Neither company has officially confirmed the status or specifics of the reported negotiations. According to the source, it remains unclear whether the conversations are ongoing or if formal terms were proposed.

A potential merger between AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb would mark one of the largest corporate transactions in global financial and pharmaceutical history.

Reuters reported the confidential discussions based on an undisclosed source, with neither company issuing official public commentary on the matter.

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