
Amgen's stock price fell 10% on Tuesday after a late-stage cardiovascular trial failure at Novartis raised concerns about the outlook for Amgen's own olpasiran program.
The stock closed at $393.17, down $44.06 from its prior close, on volume nearly three times its one-month average.
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The failure of a similar trial at Novartis may indicate challenges for Amgen's program
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