Teva Pays Out $225m, Must Divest Pravastatin To Settle Criminal Price-Fixing Charges In US
Executive Summary
Settlement with the US Department of Justice over criminal price-fixing charges includes donating $50m worth of medicines. Meanwhile, Glenmark has also struck a $30m settlement with the DoJ.
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