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Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) Shares Slide as Milvexian Heart Trial Halted After Interim Review – What Investors Need to Know Today (14 November 2025)

Bristol Myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson end a key Phase 3 heart study for milvexian, sending BMY stock lower even as the pharma giant leans on a strong growth portfolio and fresh financing firepower. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) is back in the spotlight today after the company and its partner Johnson & Johnson announced they will discontinue a major Phase 3 trial of their experimental blood thinner milvexian in acute coronary syndrome (ACS). The decision, based on a scheduled interim review showing the study was unlikely to hit its main goal, has pushed BMY shares lower and reignited

14 November 2025

Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE:BMY) Surges on Q3 Earnings Beat and Raised Outlook – What’s Next for BMY Stock?

BMY Stock Bounces After Earnings – Recent Performance Bristol Myers Squibb’s stock has been under pressure for most of 2025, but the Q3 report provided a much-needed boost. Heading into earnings, BMY shares were near 52-week lows, reflecting investor skittishness over looming patent cliffs and mixed news in prior quarters. In fact, on October 28, the stock touched a one-year low of $42.96 (closing at $42.99) marketbeat.com. That put BMY down roughly 18–19% year-to-date, significantly underperforming the pharma sector (which was roughly flat to slightly up over the same period) nasdaq.com. By comparison, an index of large pharmaceutical stocks was

30 October 2025

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