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But other current employees are dissatisfied with where the strategy shift has left them. In January 2023, Pfizer forecast a steep drop in annual revenue, to between $67 billion and $71 billion. Pfizer's 2023 revenue ultimately came in at $58.5 billion, including $11.22 billion from its Covid vaccine and $1.28 billion from Paxlovid. Faith in executive leadership also plunged among some workers, according to most of the current and former employees who spoke with CNBC. Some current workers said that hasn't appeared to change after the town hall on May 2.
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Social media users in early December 2022 have falsely claimed that Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, has resigned after allegedly saying that mRNA vaccines are unsafe and ineffective. A Pfizer spokesperson told Reuters via email, “Albert Bourla continues to serve as the chairman and CEO of Pfizer. Multiple studies have shown that mRNA vaccines are safe and effective (here), (here), (here), (here). Pfizer confirmed that CEO Albert Bourla is not resigning. Update Dec. 16, 2022: Updates headline to clarify that Albert Bourla is not resigning and did not say mRNA COVID-19 vaccines don’t work.
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