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Pfizer Renames Japan Subsidiaries as Mylan Deal Set to Close Soon; Upjohn Biz Now Separate
With the closing of its generic merger with Mylan imminent, Pfizer has changed the names of two of its Japanese subsidiaries, effectively separating its Upjohn off-patent drug business from innovative medicines operations in the country, it has been learned. In…
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