Sanofi S.A.’s Japan pharmaceutical sales in 2014 sank 7.6% from the previous year to 293.5 billion yen on an NHI price basis as the growth of its best-selling antiplatelet agent Plavix (clopidogrel) failed to offset the revenues of other mainstays…
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