Teva settles in Israel on bribes
Executive Summary
Teva has struck a settlement deal with Israeli authorities to end an investigation into “improper payments” relating to the firm’s operations in Mexico, Russia and Ukraine. The investigation related to activities – including bribing government officials – that ended in 2012 and over which Teva agreed a US$519 million US settlement more than a year ago (Generics bulletin, 6 January 2017, page 3).
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