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Eli Lilly's Market Cap Balloons, Again, On This IPO's Setback - Investor's Business Daily

Eli Lilly shares hit a new record high Tuesday after IPO stock Kailera posted lackluster test results for its obesity drug.

Investor's Business Daily·7 July 2026 at 20:09·1 min read
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Eli Lilly shares hit a new record high Tuesday after IPO stock Kailera posted lackluster test results for its obesity drug.

GLOBAL — Eli Lilly shares hit a new record high Tuesday after IPO stock Kailera posted lackluster test results for its obesity drug.

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