340B is a federal program that requires pharma companies to provide discounted drugs for hospitals and clinics that serve low-income and underserved populations.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — A federal court in Pennsylvania allowed songwriter Donald McCloskey to pursue copyright infringement, fraud and accounting claims against an advertising agency over his music’s use, allegedly without permission, in an ad campaign for Tullamore Dew Irish whiskey. The complaint plausibly alleges the agency knew it lacked a synchronization license, helped distribute the commercials and falsely said the campaign would not proceed.
The Environment Agency charges that former company employees deliberately ensured there was no water flow when it was believed the site might fail a test.
Taylor Farms recalled the contaminated lettuce but not before it was distributed to major companies like Costco, Whole Foods, Taco Bell and Sweetgreen.
The firearms manufacturer claims a stylized cutie-cat “Q” violated its “Q” trademark.
A Washington state judge says the prediction market should be shut down over its danger to consumers.
After fining Elon Musk’s X, Brussels is going after unsafe online practices by AliExpress, China’s rival to Amazon.
A federal judge granted final approval for the large settlement, including over $100 million in attorney fees.
The ruling splits up thousands of investors who sought damages for Boeing's supposed misrepresentation about the effectiveness of its safety protocols.
A coalition of states claims Paramount and Warner Bros. would account for a quarter of Hollywood's revenue if they're allowed to merge.
PHILADELPHIA — A federal court in Pennsylvania granted final approval of two class action antitrust settlements totaling about $70 million, resolving claims that Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Greenstone and Pfizer participated in a conspiracy to inflate generic drug prices.
