 The battle for the reputation of Hydroxychloroquine (NHQ).Controversy rages around this drug since Trump spoke about it after a series of positive reports from various global locations. Op-ed Israeli drugmaker Teva to pay Oklahoma $85 mil in opioid suitMoney will be used to fight opioid crisis, attorney general says. Israel drugmaker Teva vows to fight US price-fixing lawsuitUS states sue Israeli pharmaceutical giant Teva for leading 'marketwide collusion.' Embattled pharmaceutical company fined for foreign bribesJustice Ministry orders Teva Pharmaceuticals to pay $22 million in fines, company says those involved have been fired. 'Teva has no choice but to fire its workers'Economist Benzion Zilberfarb tells Arutz Sheva most Teva employees will be able to find employment elsewhere, layoffs unavoidable. Hundreds of Teva workers barricade themselves in factoryWorkers gather in factory, after demonstrating throughout J'lem, over pharmaceutical giant's plan to fire 1,700 employees.Teva to layoff 25% of its global workforce by end of 2019Israel drug giant Teva announces 14,000 job cuts over two years.Israeli drug giant to cut thousands of jobsTeva Pharmaceuticals reportedly to unveil program cutting over 4,000 jobs, mainly in Israel and the US.Report: Teva set for major layoffs in Israel, USPharmaceutical giant reportedly preparing to sack thousands of employees in Israel and US, including one quarter of its Israeli workforce.Pharmaceutical giant to lay off thousands worldwideTeva lays off thousands of workers, closes six factories, after losing $6 billion.Teva to lay off 350 employees in IsraelTeva to lay off some of its 7,000 employees in Israel it reorganizes. EU charges Teva over delaying cheap sleep drugEuropean Union sues Israeli pharmaceutical company for colluding to delay manufacture of generic sleep drug.Teva expected to name new CEOTeva Pharmaceutical expected to name Pascal Soriot as its next CEO, reports say. Teva CEO steps downErez Vigodman, CEO of Israeli generic drugmaker, resigns amid the company's recent stumbles.Teva fined $519 million in U.S. for foreign bribesIsraeli generic drug giant Teva will pay $519 million to settle charges that it paid bribes to foreign officials to win business.Teva to market, distribute medical cannabis inhaler in IsraelTeva Pharmaceutical Industries to become the first major medical company to market and distribute a cannabis inhaler. Teva completes acquisition of AllerganTeva Pharmaceutical completes $40 billion acquisition of the generics arm of rival Allergan. Subsidiary's Crime Costs Teva $1.2 BillionIsraeli pharma giant to pay for illegal monopoly 'pay for delay' move made by company Cephalon - before Teva acquired it. Shimon Peres to Advise Teva PharmaceuticalsConsulting job to the tune of $10,000 per month reportedly on the table; details have not been finalized. Israeli, French Drugs Companies Fined by EUSix companies slapped with stiff fines for attempting to establish a monopoly over generic drug sales.Pharmaceutical Giant Teva's Chairman to ResignChairman Phillip Frost's announcement the latest in a string of abrupt changes in major Israeli company.Pfizer Settles with Teva on Generic ViagraTeva will pay Pfizer a royalty for a license to produce its generic version, from late 2017. TEVA, Israeli Labor Federation Reach AgreementAgreement Reached Between TEVA Asia and Israeli Labor Federation After Protests Against Poor Working Conditions Teva: Layoffs Will be Coordinated with HistadrutAfter meeting with Histadrut chairman, pharmaceutical giant promises it will coordinate layoff plans. Lapid 'Dissatisfied' with Teva LayoffsFinance Minister says he has spoken to Teva's CEO and asked him to reduce the number of employees the company lays off.Teva Laying Off 5,000 EmployeesPharmaceutical firm will reduce global manpower by 10%; 700-800 layoffs expected in Israel.Teva Joins Breast Cancer Cure TrialIsrael’s giant Teva Pharmaceuticals has signed a deal with Galena Biopharma to develop and sell NeuVax breast cancer treatment in Israel. Europeans to Vote on Israeli Medical ImportsEuropeans are to vote on whether to allow Israeli medical imports this week, or continue to support the Palestine Solidarity Campaign lobby. |
