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Pfizer blocks sale of lethal injections for executions
14 May 2016
Pfizer Inc, the largest US pharmaceutical company, yesterday said that it will block its drugs being used in lethal injections, effectively cutting off supply of the drug used by states for executions
Pfizer blocks sale of lethal injections for executions
14 May 2016
Pfizer Inc, the largest US pharmaceutical company, yesterday said that it will block its drugs being used in lethal injections, effectively cutting off supply of the drug used by states for executions
Sanofi prepares to replace Medivation's board
14 May 2016
French drug giant Sanofi SA is preparing to follow through with its threat to replace Medivation Inc's board of directors for refusal to engage in talks on its $9.3-billion unsolicited takeover offer
Sanofi prepares to replace Medivation's board
14 May 2016
French drug giant Sanofi SA is preparing to follow through with its threat to replace Medivation Inc's board of directors for refusal to engage in talks on its $9.3-billion unsolicited takeover offer
No chance of a Lehman moment in India: Rajan
14 May 2016
Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan says the problem of bad loans of public sector banks is being cleared up and a three-corner firewall is being created to safeguard the economy
No chance of a Lehman moment in India: Rajan
14 May 2016
Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan says the problem of bad loans of public sector banks is being cleared up and a three-corner firewall is being created to safeguard the economy
CBI questions Isro ex-chief in Antrix-Devas deal
13 May 2016
CBI questions Isro ex-chief in Antrix-Devas deal
13 May 2016
Bayer explores potential bid for Monsanto Co
13 May 2016
Bayer explores potential bid for Monsanto Co
13 May 2016
McDonald’s tests fresh beef hamburger patties
13 May 2016
RBI tweaks shareholding norms for private banks
13 May 2016
Sahara group submits details of all properties
13 May 2016
Nissan Motor buys controlling stake in embattled Mitsubishi Motors for $2.2 bn
13 May 2016
The lifeline thrown by Nissan comes on the same day that Mitsubishi revealed that its cheating on gas mileage ratings extends to more models than previously revealed
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