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  • Pfizer names George Lorch chairman

    Drug developer Pfizer Inc. said Monday that it named George A. Lorch as its new chairman of the board of directors, one week following the abrupt resignation of CEO Jeffrey B. Kindler.


  • Nigeria: Pfizer sought dirt on Nigerian official

    A U.S. embassy cable released by the WikiLeaks website says drug maker Pfizer Inc. hired investigators to uncover "corruption links" to Nigeria's former attorney general to stop federal cases against it over a 1996 drug study in which 11 children died.


  • US cable: Pfizer sought dirt on Nigerian official

    Drug maker Pfizer Inc. hired investigators to uncover "corruption links" to Nigeria's embattled former attorney general in an attempt to stop federal cases over a 1996 drug study, according to a U.S. embassy cable released Friday by WikiLeaks.


  • Read takes over a Pfizer facing many difficulties

    Pfizer Inc. may be the world's biggest drugmaker, but new CEO Ian Read is taking charge at a trying time for the company, and he will have to deal with a declining share price, repeated failures of potential new products and expirations of patents on key drugs.


  • Pfizer halts blood thinner study due to bleeding

    Pfizer Inc. said Thursday it is halting a late-stage study of its highly anticipated blood thinner apixaban, due to dangerous bleeding among patients with a history of heart disease.


  • FDA halts blood thinner study due to bleeding

    Pfizer Inc. says it is halting a key study of its experimental blood thinner, apixaban, because of dangerous bleeding among patients with a history of heart disease.


  • American Scene

    The female companion of a suspect who committed suicide after the killing of a San Diego police officer was also fatally shot before police stormed their barricaded bedroom, authorities said Sunday.


  • Pfizer banks on King Pharma's new painkillers

    Pfizer's purchase of King Pharmaceuticals announced Tuesday represents a $3.6 billion investment in an emerging class of painkillers that are designed to be less addictive than older pills such as OxyContin. The new products have been touted by federal health officials as an important way to curb prescription drug abuse, but they are relatively untested in the marketplace.


  • Former first lady Nancy Reagan is seen during a news conference with Republican presidential candidate, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.,Tuesday, March 25, 2008, in Bel Air, Calif. She had been hospitalized this week for a fractured pelvis. She was sent home Friday after being treated. Associated Press.

    American Scene

    Nancy Reagan was released from a hospital Friday after being treated for a fractured pelvis, her spokeswoman said.


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