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Bristol Myers Squibb is facing investment scrutiny as it utilizes a wholly owned subsidiary, while the acquisition of the AI startup Manus in Beijing is ordered to unwind.

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Bristol Myers Squibb is facing investment scrutiny as it utilizes a wholly owned subsidiary, while the acquisition of the AI startup Manus in Beijing is ordered to unwind.

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  1. BMS investment scrutiny, cell therapy ties to Meta, and the forced unwind of an AI startup acquisition in Beijing.1 source
  2. BMY stock lagged IHE ETF performance on 2025-09-04.1 source

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