Genzyme, Sanofi boards to meet on Sunday: sources
BOSTON (Reuters) - The boards of Genzyme Corp and Sanofi-Aventis SA are scheduled to meet on Sunday to discuss Sanofi's proposed acquisition of Genzyme, according to four sources with knowledge of the situation.
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