United Therapeutics to buy SteadyMed in $216m deal
As per terms of the deal, United Therapeutics will acquire SteadyMed’s stock by paying $4.46 per share in cash. The deal also includes payment of an additional $2.63
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ContinueLearn More XAs per terms of the deal, United Therapeutics will acquire SteadyMed’s stock by paying $4.46 per share in cash. The deal also includes payment of an additional $2.63
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