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With pharma companies desperate to fill up uninspiring drug pipelines, there has been no lack of deals in recent weeks, including a $4.9 billion obesity acquisition by Pfizer in late September.

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“I consider this a ‘pipeline’ indicator,” Dutta wrote in a note to clients.

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Meanwhile, reports indicate that alongside urging Europe and India to halt purchases of Russian oil, Washington plans to share additional intelligence with Ukraine on Russian refineries, pipelines and other energy infrastructure.

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“All of us depend on the government, and the government depends on a pipeline of skilled workers,” Kettl added.

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Frustrated job seekers contend businesses could expand the AI talent pipeline with a little imagination.

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