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Biotech company Illumina pushes back against Carl Icahn’s proxy fight over $7.1 billion Grail deal

By: CNBC.com News
Illumina pushed back against Carl Icahn's proxy fight over the Grail deal, saying it's committed to maximizing shareholder value as it works with regulators.
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