A public-private council report outlining industry views on Japan’s drug pricing systems drew little discussion at a meeting of the…
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Takeda to Pay 130 Million Euro to Settle Tax Row over Shire-AbbVie Breakup Fee
Takeda Pharmaceutical said on October 18 that it has agreed to pay €130 million to settle a tax assessment dispute with Irish authorities over a breakup fee the former Shire received from AbbVie associated with their scrapped merger deal in…
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