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6 Undervalued Stocks That Crushed Earnings

Morningstar says 55% of US-listed stocks it covers beat FactSet earnings by at least 5% as of Aug. 11. It screened for six undervalued “earnings crushers” with 10%+ EPS beats and 5%+ revenue beats, including Albemarle, Atlassian, Baxter International, CarMax, Ionis Pharmaceuticals, and Sanofi, citing EPS, revenue, Morningstar ratings, and discounts to fair value.

IL-6 Receptor Inhibitors Beat Conventional Therapy in PMR

A retrospective Medicare study of steroid-refractory polymyalgia rheumatica (415 matched pairs) found IL-6 receptor inhibitors tocilizumab or sarilumab plus glucocorticoids led more patients to discontinue or minimize glucocorticoids by year 1 versus csIM therapies (HR 1.28, P=.031/.025) and versus methotrexate (P=.11/.022). Safety was similar except higher hospitalized infections in year 1.

Sanofi Restructures Executive Committee and Expands Finance Portfolio

Sanofi will reorganize its Executive Committee effective Sept. 1, expanding the finance function to cover enterprise business services, global partnering, business development, and M&A, with François Roger continuing as EVP of Finance. The company also names Belén Garijo as incoming CEO and appoints Jamie Haney as General Counsel. Separately, Sanofi agreed to buy Vigil Neuroscience for about $470M.

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6 Undervalued Stocks That Crushed Earnings

Morningstar says 55% of US-listed stocks it covers beat FactSet earnings by at least 5% as of Aug. 11. It screened for six undervalued “earnings crushers” with 10%+ EPS beats and 5%+ revenue beats, including Albemarle, Atlassian, Baxter International, CarMax, Ionis Pharmaceuticals, and Sanofi, citing EPS, revenue, Morningstar ratings, and discounts to fair value.

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IL-6 Receptor Inhibitors Beat Conventional Therapy in PMR

A retrospective Medicare study of steroid-refractory polymyalgia rheumatica (415 matched pairs) found IL-6 receptor inhibitors tocilizumab or sarilumab plus glucocorticoids led more patients to discontinue or minimize glucocorticoids by year 1 versus csIM therapies (HR 1.28, P=.031/.025) and versus methotrexate (P=.11/.022). Safety was similar except higher hospitalized infections in year 1.

Sanofi Restructures Executive Committee and Expands Finance Portfolio

Sanofi will reorganize its Executive Committee effective Sept. 1, expanding the finance function to cover enterprise business services, global partnering, business development, and M&A, with François Roger continuing as EVP of Finance. The company also names Belén Garijo as incoming CEO and appoints Jamie Haney as General Counsel. Separately, Sanofi agreed to buy Vigil Neuroscience for about $470M.

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GLP-1 marketing growth, biosimilar competition and China top pharma’s Q2 earnings

A roundup of Q2 earnings trends for major pharma and biotech firms highlights GLP-1 marketing spend, biosimilar and generic competition, and China-related risks. Eli Lilly raised Q2 marketing expenses 25% to $3.43B and lifted year-end revenue guidance to $85B-$87B. Novo Nordisk reported 5M Wegovy pill prescriptions in 30 weeks. Pfizer cut promotional costs and plans $2.5B savings (2027-29).

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Pregnant women, parents favor maternal RSV shot vs. infant antibody shot

A JAMA Network Open analysis of two US surveys (174 pregnant women, 1,765 parents) found 58.2% of pregnant women and 48.3% of parents preferred Pfizer’s maternal RSV vaccine Abrysvo over infant antibody injections (AstraZeneca/Sanofi nirsevimab, Merck clesrovimab). Hesitancy cited limited RSV knowledge and safety concerns. Provider recommendations could increase acceptance among unsure groups.

Global drugmakers invest billions to boost U.S. presence

Global drugmakers plan major U.S. manufacturing and R&D expansions, citing supply-chain resilience and tariff risk. The article says companies including Pfizer, GSK, Eli Lilly, J&J, Roche, AstraZeneca, Novartis, Sanofi, Biogen, Merck, Amgen, AbbVie, Gilead, Bristol Myers Squibb, Cipla, and CSL have pledged about US$500 billion. Examples include Pfizer’s US$70B, Lilly’s US$27B-plus, and Merck’s US$70B-plus.

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Factbox-Global drugmakers invest billions to boost US presence

Reuters factbox says global drugmakers are pledging about $500 billion in U.S. investments to expand manufacturing and R&D and reduce supply-chain and tariff risks. Examples include Pfizer’s $70 billion R&D and manufacturing deal, Eli Lilly’s plans totaling $55 billion, and AstraZeneca’s $50 billion by 2030, plus Roche, Sanofi, Merck, Amgen and others.

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Weekly Buzz: MRNA, NVS, SNY Gain Approvals; EBS, LSTA Cut Jobs; TARS, BIVI Drive Deals & Data

Biotech roundup reports multiple FDA and EU approvals: Replimune’s TUDRIQEV with Bristol Myers Squibb’s nivolumab for advanced melanoma, Takeda’s ORZEYFUL for narcolepsy type 1, Moderna’s mFLUSIVA flu vaccine for adults 50+, Sanofi’s MenQuadfi expanded EU use, and Novartis’ Pluvicto combo for PSMA+ mHSPC. It also covers Lisata layoffs, Emergent restructuring and Q2 results, and deals including Tarsus-Alkeus and Evotec-Odyssey.

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