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1. Novo Nordisk targets 2030 launch for triple-G obesity shot
2. Incyte's Meury, now a buyer, sees $2B Vega deal as a step in blood treatments beyond Jakafi
3. City Therapeutics gets $99M to gather data on three RNAi medicines
4. Takeda says it expects to take $2.5B hit after Amitiza antitrust verdict, with plans to appeal
5. Nearly 1 in 5 patients quit Boehringer and Zealand’s obesity shot over side effects
6. Pfizer's good-enough obesity data in a crowded market may force competition on price, dosing
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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer
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It's my favorite time of year: Andrew Dunn's annual look at biopharma compensation is here, starting with the best-paid CEOs. One big takeaway: CEO pay is going up. Stay tuned all week for more pay breakdowns.

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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Elizabeth Cairns

The mol­e­cules known as triple-Gs — ag­o­nists of GLP-1, GIP and glucagon — are draw­ing at­ten­tion as da­ta build sug­gest­ing they could be the most...

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Bill Meury, Incyte CEO
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by Kyle LaHucik

Bill Meury has been in or led the C-suite of sev­er­al bio­phar­ma com­pa­nies that have con­struct­ed multi­bil­lion-dol­lar ex­its over the past decade: Al­ler­gan, Karuna and...

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by Kyle LaHucik

City Ther­a­peu­tics, the next-gen RNAi start­up found­ed and led by for­mer Al­ny­lam ex­ec­u­tives, has col­lect­ed $99.5 mil­lion to fund the clin­i­cal de­vel­op­ment of its first...

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LGBTQ+ LEADERSHIP IN 2026
LGBTQ+ diversity drives innovation in biopharma — but transgender and non-binary professionals face rising challenges. Endpoints is going live with our fourth annual special report celebrating the honorees giving voice and visibility while forging ahead across life sciences. Join us.
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by Ayisha Sharma

Take­da has up­dat­ed its fi­nan­cial re­sults to re­flect costs it could in­cur af­ter los­ing an an­titrust law­suit con­cern­ing its lax­a­tive drug Ami­ti­za.

In May, the...

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by Elizabeth Cairns

Boehringer In­gel­heim’s obe­si­ty as­set sur­vo­du­tide, which it li­censed from Zealand Phar­ma, has shown high rates of dis­con­tin­u­a­tions in its Phase 3 obe­si­ty study.

In April...

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by Elizabeth Cairns