Pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb continues to demonstrate its financial and innovative capabilities. The firm managed to secure a $239 million settlement over their psoriasis and MS drugs, indicating strong negotiation skills and a focus on investor relations. Their Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Greg Meyers, highlights the promising future of AI-enabled biopharma, suggesting the company is eyeing technological advancements in the field. They have also announced cash tender offers and priced €5 billion of senior unsecured notes. In fact, the firm's stock rating was upgraded by Wall Street Zen, reflecting confidence in their market performance. BMS's profit has been soaring and they upgraded their revenue guidance. This positive financial performance has caught the attention of Harvest Portfolios, Resona Asset Management, and AR Asset Management who have grown their positions in the company. However, Jim Cramer has expressed concern over the sales performance of their drug Cobenfy. Despite this, they plan to launch Cobenfy in the UK at the same price as in the US. This move goes hand in hand with their new initiative, alongside TV host Gail Simmons, to tackle the stigma in schizophrenia. They have recently acquired cell therapy biotech Orbital for $1.5bn and continue to expand their cell therapy portfolio.
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