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DEALMAKING | August 17, 2008

Genentech Rebuffs Roche

A discussion from KQED-FM's Forum

Dave Iverson hosts this edition of KQED-FM’s Forum originally broadcast for August 15, 2008. TJOLS Web Editor Daniel S. Levine joins The Wall Street Journal’s Marilyn Chase and BayBio President and CEO Matthew Gardner for a discussion of Roche's efforts to acquire Genentech.

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