"subsidiary" of Astrazeneca acquird Fusion Pharma-Hamilton That subsidiary in Canada is not publicly listed just like Pfizer's subsidiary in Kirkland Quebec is not publicly listed because it's a 'subsidiary'. Intercompany transfers, funding accounts of Freightliner in South America or sweeping accounts of Freightline in South America by Daimler Chrysler in Windsor.
Pfizer incorporated in the U.S. does the same things within their internal banking operations but they can't fund Pfizer Canada in Kirkland Quebec to consumate the deal with LABS until they have clearance from the DEA from schedule 1 to 3.
Reread the article that gave FUSN a $10 gap on the news, it was a subsidiary.
That's how Pfizer can conduct clinical trials with LABS in Canada and not breech U.S. Federal law because they do it 'in house' through their Canadian subsidiary which is IN FACT a CRA registered corporation.
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