Exelixis is facing renewed demands for change from activist investor Farallon Capital Management, which wants the mid-sized pharma company to slash its R&D spending and learn from peers on how to focus its pipeline.
The hedge fund holds 7.2% of the outstanding shares of Exelixis, making it the largest active shareholder, and has been...



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