Elanco cuts 380 positions, including about 20% of senior management

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6 thoughts on “Elanco cuts 380 positions, including about 20% of senior management

  1. Way to go Wall Street, a great Christmas present, but yes adjustment need to be made has business work load dropped that much, that there is no real work for them to do.Another showing how short term thinking is still so strong.

    1. Did you read the story? This is a planned cut after buying Bayer AG’s animal-health division. This is why mergers happen – to create efficiencies of scale.

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