Sandoz settles U.S. generic drug litigation for $450 million, reaffirms outlook

Investing.com -- Sandoz Group AG (SIX:SDZ) on Monday said it had agreed to pay $450 million to resolve long-running U.S. litigation alleging anti-competitive practices in the generic medicines market.
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Investing.com -- Sandoz Group AG (SIX:SDZ) on Monday said it had agreed to pay $450 million to resolve long-running U.S. litigation alleging anti-competitive practices in the generic medicines market. The Swiss generic drugmaker said the agreement covers claims brought by 43 U.S. states and territories over alleged anti-competitive conduct involving generic pharmaceuticals.
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Sandoz settles U.S. generic drug litigation for $450 million, reaffirms outlook
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