Big pharma companies are ramping up the number of female bosses in Japan, with the percentage of women in managerial posts reaching 20% or more for seven out of 10 firms that disclosed their most recent data to Jiho by…
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Daiichi Sankyo Espha Eyes 50 Billion Yen Sales in 2020 with AGs as Growth Engine
Earning the green light for a hefty seven authorized generics (AGs) earlier this month, Daiichi Sankyo Espha is set to carve out a unique position in the industry, which it hopes will catapult it into the top five generic league…
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