The following summary encapsulates key developments about Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY). BMY has experienced some stumbling blocks, including a 3% share price dip and criticisms from investors such as Jim Cramer. However, there are also positive signals, including rising interest in Sotyktu and several positive opinions from the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) for Opdivo across multiple solid tumor indications. BMY's commitment to cost-saving measures led to a loss of 280 jobs, with an additional plan to cut $2 billion in costs by 2027, despite some job losses in Mercer County. The company’s AI approach and ongoing innovation in cell therapy manufacturing are noteworthy. Despite stock underperformance, BMY's dividend performance is highlighted as one of the best and the rally watching a downgrade to hold. Notably, BMY received FDA approval for COBENFY for schizophrenia treatment, coined as the “First Schizophrenia Drug in 30 years”. However, BMY's shares fell following a predicted steeper drop in 2025 revenue. Despite challenges, BMY seems committed to innovation, diversity, and stem education among its employees.
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