Ungefhr 208 ErgebnisseCompat overrules CCI's Rs 64 crore fine imposed on ...Firstpost - 8. Nov. 2016New Delhi: Competition Appellate Tribunal Tuesday set aside penalties totalling Rs 64 crore imposed by CCI on drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals and Sanofi Pasteur India, saying that these are "legally unsustainable". Besides, the tribunal has restrained the Competition Commission of India ...FirstpostParis Appeals Court Backs €40.6M Antitrust Fine For SanofiLaw360 - 22. Dez. 2014By Melissa Lipman. Law360, New York (December 22, 2014, 6:48 PM EST) -- A Paris appeals court has upheld a €40.6 million ($49.7 million) antitrust fine against Sanofi SA for campaigning to discourage doctors and pharmacists from prescribing or substituting generic versions of its former blockbuster blood thinner Plavix.New Search Engine Identifies the Biggest Corporate ViolatorsHuffington Post - 4. Nov. 2015We find that eight large corporations and their subsidiaries have each been penalized more than $1 billion for environmental and/or health and safety ... also among the biggest penalty parents in Violation Tracker, including: four pharmaceutical producers (GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Pfizer and Sanofi); two oil ...17 of the Worst Corporate Crimes of 2015AlterNet - 25. Dez. 2015The database currently covers environmental, health and safety cases from 13 federal agencies, but we will be adding other violation categories in 2016. ... Sanofi subsidiary Genzyme Corporation entered into a deferred prosecution agreement and paid a penalty of $32.6 million in connection with charges ...AlterNetLast chance to vote for GCR AwardsGlobal Competition Review - 23. Febr. 2017The EU last year imposed its highest ever cartel fine – a whopping €2.93 billion – on five truck producers who fixed prices for 14 years and passed on the cost of environmental compliance to consumers. The decision breaks DG Comp's previous cartel fine record twice over, and has already kicked off ...Warnings about epilepsy drug Sodium valproate 40 years too late ...Belfast Telegraph - 27. Sept. 2017One told the EMA hearing in London that families feel "let down" by the Government, the NHS and drug manufacturer Sanofi. A Sanofi representative said he "empathised" with patients and family members who gave evidence to the hearing. advertisement. Unable to play media. source: Up next: cancel.Belfast TelegraphGCR Awards 2017: voting now openGlobal Competition Review - 6. Febr. 2017The EU last year imposed its highest ever cartel fine – a whopping €2.93 billion – on five truck producers who fixed prices for 14 years and passed on the cost of environmental compliance to consumers. The decision breaks DG Comp's previous cartel fine record twice over, and has already kicked off ...Global Competition ReviewSurprising contenders emerge for Trump's NIH chiefNature.com - 13. Jan. 2017A reproducibility guru, a former defence-research official and a controversial entrepreneur rumoured to be on list, along with current NIH leader and a congressman. Sara Reardon. 13 January 2017 Updated: 17 January 2017. Article tools. Rights & Permissions. Reuters/AP/Getty/Stanford. Patrick Soon-Shiong, Francis ...Nature.comEight Large Corporations Penalized $1 Billion or More Each Since ...Corporate Crime Reporter - 27. Okt. 2015Eight large corporations and their subsidiaries have each been penalized more than $1 billion for environmental, health and safety cases brought by ... also among the biggest penalty parents in Violation Tracker, including: four pharmaceutical producers (GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Pfizer and Sanofi); two oil ...EU product liability law does not require scientific proof of causation ...Out-Law.com - 15. Mrz 2017The family brought the action against the manufacturer of the vaccine, Sanofi Pasteur, and three other defendants on the basis of a rule under French law. Under this rule, a causal link can be presumed if a disease occurs shortly after administration of an allegedly defective drug, and if there are no personal ...12345678WeiterDie Auswahl und Platzierung der Beitrge auf dieser Seite wurde automatisch durch ein Computerprogramm vorgenommen. Die angezeigte Uhrzeit bzw. das angezeigte Datum gibt den Zeitpunkt an, zu dem ein Artikel in Google News hinzugefgt oder aktualisiert wurde.Erweiterte SucheRSS Hilfe zur Suche Feedback gebenGoogle-Startseite Werbung Datenschutzerklrung Nutzungsbedingungen ber Google