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Manufacturing capacity of company’s High Point facility now doubles as a result.

The latest people news happenings over the past month.

The trend is continuing for brands and even for some specialty products.

Shares expected to be offered on Six Swiss Exchange.

This would signify an 8.3% CAGR over the next five years.

Max Sauberschwarz will become the Group's newest EVP this October.

Strategy includes a layoff of nearly 400 employees.

Karin Van Den Brekel, Niall Walsh hired to manage EMEA and Ireland respectively.

Stephanie Smith Cooney joins PBM business to further develop partnerships, especially with independent pharmacists in local communities.

Companies' emphasis on delivering pharmaceuticals is evolving into a collaboration focused on healthcare outcomes.

Executive joins PTC with finance strategy experience, particularly as it pertains to biopharma.

Agency claims union would threaten a monopoly on programmatic advertising space.

Executive succeeds Ken Paulus as head of the PBM.

Crain’s Chicago Business distinction—based on revenue performance—is the second honor in just as many years for the transportation 3PL.

In this latest Harvard Business School Healthcare Alumni Association Q&A, Ayelet Israeli, PhD, explains the potential—as well as limitations—of these offerings and pragmatic guardrails for deployment in organizations.

Expansion expected to create additional production capacity, company says.

In this latest Harvard Business School Healthcare Alumni Association Q&A, Susan Wilner Golden, DSc, lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, reveals an untapped $22 trillion global opportunity for all companies and others supporting healthy aging and longer life spans.

Decision is anticipated to boost operational efficiencies for the CDMO.

The Medicare Part D cap in 2025 won’t solve patients’ need for financial assistance.

How current frameworks influence coverage decisions and pricing negotiations.

Document reveals that 20 of 28 of participating Big Pharma manufacturers saw their DIO increase by an average of 5%, suggesting that large amounts of inventory do not necessarily offer protection from running low on medication.

Financial commitment will allow the firm to further build upon its resources and capabilities in assisting pharma clients.

Acquisition is expected to drive organization’s ‘next phase of growth.’

A ‘next generation’ CRM platform will gradually leave the Salesforce.com platform behind.

The deal—potentially totaling upwards of $100 million—strengthens the company’s selection of US generic prescription products.