Adaptive Biotechnologies eyes ‘strategic alternatives’ for its 2 businesses

Seattle-based Adaptive Biotechnologies has hired Goldman Sachs to explore alternatives for its two businesses. "All options are on the table right now," CEO Chad Robins said.

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