Merck's manoeuvresIn an artfully constructed deal, Merck is to pay $41 billion for Schering-Plough THE language was reminiscent of a happier time before the credit crunch and the economic crisis closed the book on most such mergers. Dick Clark, the boss of Merck, an American pharmaceutical giant, called the agreement to acquire Schering-Plough, which was announced on March 9th, a “transformational
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