Teva CEO Schultz: Only ‘Worst Cartel In History’ Would Cause Lower Prices
As US District Court Leans Towards Removing Focus On Teva In Civil Case
Executive Summary
Facing civil and criminal charges over alleged price fixing in the US, Teva looks to have succeeded in removing itself from the spotlight in the civil proceedings, having previously been selected as a priority for trial. CEO Kåre Schultz weighed in on the latest development.
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