Abstract
Achieving high selectivity through multiple C–H functionalization is a challenging task. In this issue of <i>Chem</i>, Lumb, Luan, and co-workers disclose a clever strategy taking advantage of steric remote effects for the synthesis of poly-substituted arenes through a 4-component Catellani reaction with remarkable regio- and chemoselectivity by using readily available reagents.
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