Pfizer agrees to pay $93 million to resolve the Lipitor antitrust lawsuit
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发表于 2024-2-15 14:16:40
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Pfizer has agreed to pay $93 million to resolve antitrust claims filed by drug distributors, who accuse Pfizer of colluding with Indian generic company Ranbaxy Laboratories to delay the sale of a lower priced cholesterol drug called Lipitor. Multiple Lipitor buyers disclosed this agreement in a document filed in a US court on February 14th.
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