Abbott Labs’ $23 billion deal to acquire Madison’s Exact Sciences set to close Monday
SABINE MARTIN
Updated
1 of 2
Exact Sciences' corporate headquarters is along Whitney Way, in the UW-Madison Research Park. Since moving to Madison in 2009, the maker of the Cologuard colorectal cancer and precancerous home testing kit has grown from 19 employees to 7,200 employees — half of whom are in Wisconsin, primarily in Dane County.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
Exact Sciences' corporate headquarters is along Whitney Way, in the UW-Madison Research Park. Since moving to Madison in 2009, the maker of the Cologuard colorectal cancer and precancerous home testing kit has grown from 19 employees to 7,200 employees — half of whom are in Wisconsin, primarily in Dane County.
Illinois-based Abbott Laboratories’ acquisition of Madison-based Exact Sciences for $23 billion — the largest business investment in the city’s history — is expected to close on Monday.
Exact Sciences' corporate headquarters is along Whitney Way, in the UW-Madison Research Park. Since moving to Madison in 2009, the maker of the Cologuard colorectal cancer and precancerous home testing kit has grown from 19 employees to 7,200 employees — half of whom are in Wisconsin, primarily in Dane County.
Exact Sciences' corporate headquarters is along Whitney Way, in the UW-Madison Research Park. Since moving to Madison in 2009, the maker of the Cologuard colorectal cancer and precancerous home testing kit has grown from 19 employees to 7,200 employees — half of whom are in Wisconsin, primarily in Dane County.
