Novo Nordisk Class B stock rises after Amazon adds Wegovy pill — what to watch before earnings

Novo Nordisk A/S Class B shares rose 3% on Friday after Amazon Pharmacy announced it had started selling the company’s Wegovy weight-loss pill, expanding availability for U.S. patients just days following the drug’s market debut. The Copenhagen-traded stock closed at 381.45 Danish crowns.

Novartis AG stock stays near a 52-week high after Florida radioligand plant plan

Novartis AG stock stays near a 52-week high after Florida radioligand plant plan

Novartis AG is set to open a radioligand therapy manufacturing plant in Winter Park, Florida, part of its broader $23 billion U.S. production expansion. Shares of the Swiss drugmaker ended Friday up 0.25% at 114.04 Swiss francs, just shy of their 52-week peak of 114.64. CEO Vas Narasimhan described the facility as “an important step,” while Florida’s commerce chief J. Alex Kelly welcomed the move as an opportunity to bring in “world class innovators.”
GSK stock: $50m Noetik deal and Jemperli royalty lawsuit sharpen focus on Feb 4 results

GSK stock: $50m Noetik deal and Jemperli royalty lawsuit sharpen focus on Feb 4 results

AnaptysBio said it filed a motion asking a U.S. court to dismiss part of a claim by GSK plc’s oncology unit, escalating a dispute over royalties tied to sales of cancer drug Jemperli, a PD-1 inhibitor — a kind of immunotherapy that helps the immune system attack tumours. Tesaro sued AnaptysBio in Delaware in November seeking to terminate a 2014 licence and halve royalty and milestone payments, while AnaptysBio countersued and pointed to trials involving rival PD-1 drugs including Merck’s Keytruda; the case is set for a July 14–17 trial and the court is expected to hear the motion by early March, with royalties under the licence rising to 25% on annual sales above $2.5 billion through patents expiring in 2035-36. GSK did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and its U.S.-listed shares ended Friday up 0.3% at $50.39.
Amazon stock edges up after-hours as Amazon Pharmacy adds Novo’s Wegovy pill

Amazon stock edges up after-hours as Amazon Pharmacy adds Novo’s Wegovy pill

Amazon.com shares rose 0.4% in after-hours trading on Friday after Amazon Pharmacy said it has begun offering Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy weight-loss pill via insurance plans as well as a cash-pay option. Customers who qualify and have commercial insurance could pay $25 for a one-month supply, while cash-pay begins at $149; the U.S. FDA approved the pill in December, Amazon said. AMZN last traded at $247.33, after ranging from $242.31 to $247.71 during the session. Novo has said the pill will also be available through CVS and Costco and through telehealth providers including Ro, LifeMD, WeightWatchers and GoodRx.
Eli Lilly stock (LLY) slips as Ventyx deal, Zepbound arthritis data and TuneLab AI tie-up come into view

Eli Lilly stock (LLY) slips as Ventyx deal, Zepbound arthritis data and TuneLab AI tie-up come into view

Eli Lilly and Company shares were down about 0.4% at $1,081 in morning trade on Friday. The drugmaker said this week it will buy autoimmune developer Ventyx Biosciences for $1.2 billion in cash, bringing oral candidates for inflammatory bowel disease into its pipeline. The $14-a-share offer is slated to close in the first half of 2026, and Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Carter Gould described the price as “borderline immaterial” for Lilly.
Amazon Pharmacy adds Wegovy pill at $149 cash price, putting Novo Nordisk’s NVO stock back in play

Amazon Pharmacy adds Wegovy pill at $149 cash price, putting Novo Nordisk’s NVO stock back in play

Amazon Pharmacy said on Friday it now offers Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy weight-loss pill through insurance plans and a cash-pay option, with uninsured customers paying from $149 a month and some commercially insured customers paying $25 for a one-month supply. Amazon said it will add the pill to its pharmacy kiosks in the coming weeks and is working with telehealth firms including WeightWatchers, Wheel and 9amHealth; Novo has said the pill will also be available through CVS, Costco and other telehealth services such as Ro, LifeMD and GoodRx. The U.S. FDA approved the once-daily semaglutide pill in December; semaglutide is the active ingredient in injectable Wegovy and diabetes drug Ozempic, and Reuters said the pill’s success is tied to cash-paying consumers who cannot get coverage.
Amazon stock dips as Amazon Pharmacy adds Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy pill, with $25 insured pricing

Amazon stock dips as Amazon Pharmacy adds Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy pill, with $25 insured pricing

Amazon Pharmacy said it now offers Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy pill through insurance plans and a cash-pay option, widening its push into prescription drugs as demand for weight-loss treatments spreads beyond injections. Eligible customers with commercial insurance may pay as little as $25 for a one-month supply, while customers without insurance can buy the pill starting at $149 per month; U.S. regulators approved the 25-milligram semaglutide pill in December, the company said. Amazon.com shares were down 0.7% at $244.58 in early New York trade.
Novo Nordisk (NVO) stock rises premarket as Canada platform touts India-sourced Ozempic

Novo Nordisk (NVO) stock rises premarket as Canada platform touts India-sourced Ozempic

Novo Nordisk’s U.S.-listed shares gained 1.4% to $57.34 in premarket trading on Friday after the company rejected claims involving SaveRxCanada.to, a Canadian online pharmacy platform that says it offers India-sourced Ozempic to U.S. patients. SaveRxCanada.to said the pens start at about $280 each, compared with typical U.S. retail prices of $900 to $1,100. A Novo spokesperson said: “We have no customer or partner relationship with this company/platform, and Ozempic from India has not been provided to them.”
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