Are layoffs the only growth business at Eisai?

[Anonymous]

?

 

[Anonymous]

Pretty much

 

[Anonymous]

They should figure out a way to patent it.

 

[Anonymous]

This mofo is like a chain smoker puffing while on oxygen with amputated legs in a wheel chair. Sudden Death is eminent! A few more puffs before the lights go out for good! Beware of the ides of September 2015! Brutus will dagger the rest of you leftover tussies! Fully Eliminated!

 

[Anonymous]

This mofo is like a chain smoker puffing while on oxygen with amputated legs in a wheel chair. Sudden Death is eminent! A few more puffs before the lights go out for good! Beware of the ides of September 2015! Brutus will dagger the rest of you leftover tussies! Fully Eliminated!

No sales, No pipeline. No leadership. Just a matter of time....

Bye Bye!

 

[Anonymous]

Life support is Aloxi but it is only a matter of time.

Case study after case study on how not to manage a company.

We are a laughing stock.

 

[Anonymous]

Aricept and Aciphex generated billions and were on patent for over ten years. What is there to show for that now? All of it squandered. Pathetic and sad.

 

[Anonymous]

Aricept and Aciphex generated billions and were on patent for over ten years. What is there to show for that now? All of it squandered. Pathetic and sad.

Becoming an oncology company.

 

[Anonymous]

Becoming an oncology company.

Agreed! This was expected. A slight similarity to Bayer back in 2004, I believe, when they got out of Primary Care - when was the last time you saw a Bayer rep in the field? Bayer sold off its PC products to GSK and the now non-existent Schering (acquired by Merck years ago). Bayer focused on Onc and Acute-care products and maintained a small sales force really only active in the institutional space - and it remains that way to this day. Eisai heading in same direction. Except, Eisai is no Bayer!

 

[Anonymous]

Eisai. Funny.

 

[Anonymous]

?

The answer is no.
The other growth business is in the number of inept
old boys they will keep during this time.

They have patented that- watch who they keep

 

[Anonymous]

Agreed! This was expected. A slight similarity to Bayer back in 2004, I believe, when they got out of Primary Care - when was the last time you saw a Bayer rep in the field? Bayer sold off its PC products to GSK and the now non-existent Schering (acquired by Merck years ago). Bayer focused on Onc and Acute-care products and maintained a small sales force really only active in the institutional space - and it remains that way to this day. Eisai heading in same direction. Except, Eisai is no Bayer!

You mean Bayer - the aspirin company?

 

[Anonymous]

You mean Bayer - the aspirin company?

Yeah, that one. Also the one that sells about $40B, has 100K employees and is a household name - just like Eisai.

 

[Anonymous]

You mean Bayer - the aspirin company?

Yeah wise ass, it is the aspirin company.
If you review the 20th century aspirin is listed as one of the great medications of that century. They also made heroin which makes them great in my book!

It should only take us- oops sorry I am gone, it will only take the morons left at Eisa specifically the ones in the US HO 2- 5 centuries to come up with any
medication worth or able to be sold!

 

[Anonymous]

Yeah wise ass, it is the aspirin company.
If you review the 20th century aspirin is listed as one of the great medications of that century. They also made heroin which makes them great in my book!

It should only take us- oops sorry I am gone, it will only take the morons left at Eisa specifically the ones in the US HO 2- 5 centuries to come up with any
medication worth or able to be sold!

Successfully trolled, Lol!

 

[Anonymous]

Yeah, that one. Also the one that sells about $40B, has 100K employees and is a household name - just like Eisai.

You too knucklehead, successfully trolled., Lol.

 

[Anonymous]

Eisai. Hilarious.