Recent Pharm Biz Headlines:
Congress gift-wraps giant present for pharmaceutical companies
Health Sentinel -
Dec 23, 2005... independent judicial review.”. This is a merry Christmas for the pharmaceutical companies and a disaster for the American public.
Price Inflation Scheme by Pharmaceutical Companies Cost Missouri ...
PharmaLive.com (press release), PA -
Dec 21, 200521, 2005 — A scheme by several pharmaceutical companies to inflate the reimbursement for Medicaid-covered prescriptions has cost Missouri taxpayers at least ...
Pharmaceutical Companies Cost Missouri Medicaid More Than $19 ...
Kansas City infoZine, MO -
Dec 22, 2005- infoZine - A scheme by several pharmaceutical companies to inflate ... In May, Nixon filed a similar lawsuit against two other pharmaceutical companies, Dey Inc. ...
Missouri Files Suit Against Four Pharmaceutical Companies Over ...
Kaiser network.org, DC -
Dec 22, 2005Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon (D) on Wednesday sued four pharmaceutical companies for allegedly overstating the prices they charged pharmacies and thus ...
/CORRECTION -- Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc./
Yahoo! News (press release) -
Dec 19, 2005... With HIV-Associated Wasting Gain More Weight With Concentrated Form of Megestrol Acetate, Study Shows, issued earlier today by Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc ...
Investors wait for year-end dividends
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... Shareholders of four pharmaceutical companies, including Dong Thap, Hau Giang, 2/9 and 3/2, may receive dividends of between 16-30% this year. ...
Pharmaceutical firms vie for new drugs
Korea Herald (subscription), South Korea -
Dec 25, 2005Since the early 1990s, local pharmaceutical companies have been stepping up research and development activities to develop new drugs with in-house technology. ...
Extra strength anything is king in the medicine aisle
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... That's why pharmaceutical companies, sensing that the world is made up of Tim Tootles, have taken all their regular-strength products and created extra ...
COST AUDIT OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
Press Information Bureau (press release), India -
Dec 2, 2005A suggestion for cost audit under section 233 (B) of the Companies Act, 1956, of companies engaged in drug manufacturing in the organized sector but not ...
Singapore's Factory Output Unexpectedly Rose 1.5% in November
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... Singapore's factory output tends to fluctuate from month to month because of swings in production by pharmaceutical companies such as Merck & Co. ...
Pharmaceutical companies hiring ex-cheerleaders as salespeople
News & Observer, NC -
Dec 11, 2005... T. Lynn Williamson, Napier's cheering adviser at Kentucky, says he regularly gets calls from recruiters, mainly from pharmaceutical companies. ...
Oklahoma Sues Pharmaceutical Companies Over Generic Drugs
KOTV, OK -
Dec 5, 2005OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Oklahoma is one of 34 states and the District of Columbia who are suing two pharmaceutical companies, accusing them of conspiring to keep ...
Pharmaceutical Companies Bolster Security with Prefabricated ...
FinanceVisor.com, CA -
Dec 10, 2005ST. LOUIS, MO (FV Newswire) - According to published reports, American pharmaceutical companies lack security at the perimeters of their manufacturing plants. ...
Ciphergen Files Amended Second Quarter Form 10-Q and Third Quarter ...
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... into highly reproducible commercially acceptable assays, a failure to achieve cGMP status and other factors; the risk that pharmaceutical companies will not ...
Fear drives US-Mexico policy
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... votes and it translates into sales — for arms production companies responding to real or imagined military threats, and pharmaceutical companies cashing in ...
Drug firms find hope off court
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... "Though generics offer cheaper alternatives to existing, branded drugs, it is not a cakewalk for the pharmaceutical companies. The ...
Boomers Get Attention
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... Thanks to pharmaceutical companies, Viagra and Cialis are pop culture buzzwords. Cosmetic companies recently hired 50-somethings ...
A Crackdown on Cartels by European Regulators
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... Commission still holds the record for the highest fine - 855 million euros - imposed in 1999 on eight chemical and pharmaceutical companies, including Hoffmann ...
Stem Cell Project Scandal Is Disturbing but Hardly an Uncommon ...
Newsinferno.com, NY -
Dec 25, 2005... The New York Times, and Forbes, for example, also questioned whether the panel had been “stacked” in favor of the pharmaceutical companies with advisers ...
Technology refined at SIUC will aide in developing new drugs
The Southern, IL -
Dec 26, 2005Technology refined at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is expected to help provide Pharmaceutical companies with a new tool to help them find and ...
US companies score over Europeans in ad spend
Trade Arabia, Bahrain -
Dec 22, 2005Pharmaceutical companies in Europe spend as much as 13 per cent less on advertising than US companies, according to a recent study published by business ...
Par Pharmaceutical Receives Final Approval to Market Generic ...
PharmaLive.com (press release), PA -
Dec 23, 2005SPRING VALLEY, NY, December 23, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc. ... Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc. ...
America's Weight Problem - Where Is The Pharmaceutical Industry?
Medical News Today (press release), UK -
Dec 19, 2005... Where is the magic pill? The answer is not forthcoming from the pharmaceutical companies, but too many concoction makers seem to have the answer. ...
Indian companies make merry on Deal Street
Dec 27, 2005 ... ... In Mumbai, Sun Pharmaceutical said its Michigan-based wholly owned subsidiary, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc, has purchased all the assets of New Jersey ...
Raids Conducted In Hospitals And Pharmaceutical Companies
MedIndia, India -
Nov 24, 2005Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) of India on Monday conducted raids in various hospitals and pharmaceutical companies across the four Indian cities Delhi ...
Pharmaceutical companies feeling potent effect of fakes
Kansas City Star, MO -
Nov 24, 2005... a $32 billion-a-year headache for the pharmaceutical industry, according ... Pfizer, Abbott Laboratories and other companies have hired former FBI investigators to ...