European Union antitrust authorities fined Israel’s Teva Pharmaceuticals TEVA0.41%increase; green up pointing triangle 462.6 million euros ($502.3 million), saying the company abused its market ...
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TEVA) EUR 462.6M, or around $500M, for trying to ward off competition for its blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone in Europe by disparaging a rival product. The commission found that Teva ...
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