US pharmaceutical giant Merck to get new CEO
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[NEW YORK] US pharmaceutical giant Merck said Thursday that chief executive Ken Frazier will retire on June 30.
Mr Frazier, one of few African Americans to run a major US company, will stay on the board as executive chairman during a transition period, a statement said.
Word of the change in leadership came as Merck reported profits of US$7.1 billion in 2020, a decline of 28 per cent from the previous year, on revenue of US$48 billion, which was up by 2.5 per cent.
AFP
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