BUSINESS
Daiichi Sankyo’s Half-Year Revenue Fell 4.8% as Generics Sap Olmesartan Sales
Daiichi Sankyo saw its April-September sales decline nearly 5% as deeper-than-expected generic erosions battered its flagship hypertension med olmesartan although its anticoagulant hopeful Lixiana (edoxaban) continued to deliver an upbeat performance. According to an earnings report released on October 31,…
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