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Track Bristol-Myers Squibb Company in real time with a live news feed covering Bristol-Myers Squibb Company stock news, official press releases, company announcements, and an archive of historical Bristol-Myers Squibb Company news. ...more
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PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $BMY #BMS--U.S. FDA Accepts Bristol Myers Squibb's New Drug Application for Mezigdomide in Patients with Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma.
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PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $BMY #BMS--U.S. FDA Accepts Bristol Myers Squibb's New Drug Application for Mezigdomide in Patients with Relapsed or Refractory Multiple Myeloma.
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Bristol Myers Squibb is generating more than enough earnings to cover its dividend right now. However, the company faces a daunting patent cliff.
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BMY's growth portfolio now comprises 54.1% of revenues and delivered +9% YoY growth in FQ1'26 against the legacy portfolio's slower erosion, supporting further upside to the currently conservative FY2026 guidance. Strategic partnerships with Jiangsu Hengrui, accretive M&As, and strong uptake of Opdivo Qvantig underpin the company's multi-pronged portfolio renewal efforts, despite the near-term IPRD noise. BMY's intermediate-term top/bottom-line growth prospects are likely to underwhelm due to LOE risks from Eliquis/Opdivo, albeit with secure dividend payouts at 39.2% of free cash flow.
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Bristol Myers Squibb focuses on specialized medicines in oncology and immunology, and shares sport a low valuation. Johnson & Johnson offers a diversified business model spanning innovative medicines and medical technology.
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At 66 with $1.3 million, the math is straightforward. A 5% blended yield throws off roughly $65,000 a year before Social Security. The cash flow underneath these three blue chips is what matters most for a retiree. I dug into each dividend to see which ones a 66-year-old can actually rely on.
Bristol Myers Squibb:... 66 With $1.3 Million.
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