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GERMANY-ISRAEL-PHARMA-MERGER-TEVA-RATIOPHARM-FILES
FILES - Picture taken on December 2, 2002 shows person in a pharmacy opening a drawer with drugs by German pharmaceutical company Ratiopharm in Dresden. Israeli copycat drugs giant Teva made a major stride into Europe on March 18, 2010 with the five-billion-dollar purchase of Ratiopharm, formerly owned by German billionaire Adolf Merckle who killed himself. Teva is already the world number one in generic medicines -- drugs whose patent has expired -- but less than a quarter of its 14 billion dollars in annual sales comes from Europe. AFP PHOTO DDP / NORBERT MILLAUER GERMANY OUT
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Dresden, Saxony, GERMANY |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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NORBERT MILLAUER |
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2 Decembrie 2002 |
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2500 x 1667 (771.64 KB) |
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