Werth, Barry

Werth, Barry, The Billion-DoUar Molecule, Touchstone, 1994, p. 271 (paperback edition). 

Werth, Barry The BiUion-Dollar Molecule, Simon Schuster, New York,... 

By the mid-1980s, Merck was both the Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mother Teresa of American businesses, journalist Barry Werth wrote in The Billion-Dollar Molecule, his 1994 book about the founding of a biotech company by a group of ex-Merck scientists. ... 

Libraries. The library of a pharmaceutical company represents an educational benefit as well an indispensable tool. The attractions of a corporate library are not limited to its physical holdings, but also embrace the knowledge of its staff and the scope of its services. Large pharmaceutical companies maintain good collections that combine many valuable features of university science and public libraries. They keep as many as 10,000 books that include chemistry texts, monographs, and series. Even popular corporate histories like Barry Werth s 1994 The Billion Dollar Molecule appear on the shelves. 

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