Illumina/Grail: EC Probe Set to Resume With New Remedy Offer On Table

Published on Jul 19, 2022

The European Commission is set to resume its in-depth probe of Illumina’s (ILMN) takeover of cancer-detection test maker Grail in short order, with the Brussels-based regulator expected to seek third-party feedback on a revised set of concessions offered by Illumina, The Capitol Forum has learned. The commission paused the review more than five months ago […]

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