Amgen links Chicago artists, social media voices in ASCO push by Beth Snyder Bulik Tuesday, June 11, 2019 Amgen Oncology tapped Chicago artists and social media influencers for an ASCO campaign to spotlight its bispecific T cell engager platform.
Takeda to open U.S. HQ in Boston, shuttering Chicago site by Eric Sagonowsky Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Takeda plans to shutter its Chicago-area U.S. headquarters and open a site somewhere in Boston after closing its Shire deal.
AbbVie hit with $140M verdict in bellwether AndroGel case by Eric Sagonowsky Friday, October 6, 2017 A jury slapped AbbVie with a $140 million verdict in the second AndroGel case to reach a trial.
Ohio sues opioid makers for marketing fraud by Eric Sagonowsky Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Ohio’s attorney general is going after drugmakers for alleged “fraudulent marketing practices” on opioid painkillers.
GSK told to pay $3M for lawyer's suicide on generic Paxil by Eric Sagonowsky Friday, April 21, 2017 GlaxoSmithKline came up short in efforts to convince a jury that it shouldn’t be liable for a Chicago lawyer’s 2010 suicide while he was on generic Paxil.
Pharma reps now need $750 licenses to work in Chicago by Tracy Staton Monday, November 21, 2016 It’s official: To promote drugs in Chicago, you’ll need a $750 license—and some serious record-keeping skills.
Card-carrying painkiller reps? Chicago eyes new licensing rules by Tracy Staton Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Beating the street to market painkillers in Chicago? You might need a special license for that soon.
