Pfizer’s Post-Lipitor World


Published On: February 1st, 2012

With it exclusive window on cholesterol drug Lipitor long closed, Pfizer is looking to the post-Lipitor world. WSJ’s Spencer Jakab visits Mean Street to make the case that the company’s future is bright. Photo: Getty Images.

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