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BRISTOL-MYERS CHOOSES BAY STATE FOR BIOMANUFACTURING PLANT

June 2, 2006

After months of negotiations and speculation, global pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. has chosen Massachusetts as the site of a $1.1 billion biomanufacturing facility expected to generate 550 new jobs.
Boston Business Journal

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