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Allergan slides, Regeneron surges on eye drug news

Shares of Allergan Inc. skidded Wednesday and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. shares climbed after Allergan announced a delay in the development of an eye drug that could compete with Regeneron's product Eylea. Full story

Allergan shares fall on delay of eye drug study

Shares of cosmetic drug and device maker Allergan Inc. fell 12 percent Wednesday after company executives said they would delay late-stage testing of an experimental eye treatment by one to two years. Full story

Allergan aims to widen migraine treatment with MAP Pharma buy

(Reuters) - U.S. specialty drugmaker Allergan Inc said late on Tuesday that it would buy MAP Pharmaceuticals Inc for about $958 million in cash, an acquisition intended to widen its presence in the treatment of adult migraines. Full story

Botox Boom or Bust?

   David Pyott, Allergan president and CEO discusses his company's 2012 outlook and the Botox market.

Allergan CEO on Botox Expansion

   Allergan filed applications with U.S. and European regulators for approval to sell Botox as a treatment for overactive bladders. David Pyott, chairman & CEO of Allergan, offers insight on Botox and its many uses.

Cramer's Six in 60 Stocks

   CNBC's Jim Cramer gives his take on six stocks in 60 seconds, including Oracle, Allergan, Southwest Airlines and others.

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Allergan is finding ways to deliver returns for investors in a struggling market and discussing business strategies behind the brand, with David Pyott, Allergan chairman/CEO.

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Pyott, CEO of Allergan, speaks during the Reuters Health Summit in New York
Pyott, CEO of Allergan, speaks during the Reuters Health Summit in New York

David Pyott, CEO of Allergan, speaks during the Reuters Health Summit in New York, May 9, 2011. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid