Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk buys Irish drug manufacturing plant in €85m deal
Danish weight loss and diabetes specialist is looking to develop a tablet form of its blockbuster obesity treatments
Danish weight loss and diabetes specialist is looking to develop a tablet form of its blockbuster obesity treatments
Founder shareholders had been seeking to convert shares into direct stock
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Tax Appeals Commission closes 1,800 appeals
Company will pay over money within seven days of formal agreement being signed
Tax dispute dates back to a 2016 audit by Revenue
The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious
Business interview: CEO Murray Kessler talks Covid and sorting out Perrigo’s Irish tax bill
Drugmaker, which spun out of Elan is selling PRX004 so it can focus on other therapies
Revenue Commissioners and Perrigo have been in intense discussions for months
Consumer healthcare group hit with largest tax assessment ever issued by commissioners
Amount is second-largest in the history of the State, behind only high-profile Apple case
Nasdaq-listed company was spun out of Irish drugmaker Elan back in 2012
Move comes amid criticism of pace of rollout and concern over vaccine hesitancy among population
Perrigo court case and ruling over €1.64bn tax bill has far-reaching implications
Action brought by drug firm against Revenue closely watched for implications beyond case
US pharma giant says it is disappointed by High Court judgment
Group eyeing up to 10 investments, mostly in therapeutics and medical device sectors
Judgment could have major implications well beyond the drug company
Company says third quarter saw drop in revenue as restrictions hit business
Drug company not being ‘singled out’ in dispute over tax assessment, High Court told
Tax collector maintains Perrigo owes the money because of its 2013 purchase of Elan
Pharma group challenging ‘surprise’ Revenue assessment in hearing via video link
US drug company case to be heard via video link due to Covid-19 courtroom restrictions
Irish tax authorities argue sale of drug for MS should have been treated as capital gain
US analyst RBC upbeat about High Court challenge to €1.64bn charge over Tysabri
Legalisation is coming, no matter what Irish policymakers may say now
Tax bill linked to sale by Elan of its stake in multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri in 2013
Perrigo has repeatedly argued it will defend its position in the tax case, and denies Elan underpaid tax on the Tysabri deal
Revenue should not have issued notice of amended assessment of liability, firm says
Theratechnologies has appointed Conor Walshe to the role of general manager
Peter Chambré and Shane Cooke to take up roles with services provider on February 1st
Pharma group understood to have filed documents to contest assessment
Listed pharmaceutical giant has signalled its intention to appeal Revenue’s tax assessment
Cliff Taylor: Contrasting approaches to tax bills show the delicate balance Ireland must strike
Company confirmed it faces Revenue demand for €1.64bn in back taxes
Losses must be declared for Revenue to track them if they are being offset against gains
Entrepreneur might turn attention to Maynooth University cancer therapy spinout
New €20m six-storey block in Dublin 2 has parking for 40 cars and 56 bicycle spaces
Aisling Quirke’s entrepreneurial instinct found a natural home among fintech opportunities in Africa
Varadkar backs Minister’s consent granted to O’Brien to take up board role at US firm
Food and Drug Administration accepts filing from Irish pharma group fortnight after refusal
Martin will juggle his time between Malin and Novan
Irish-domiciled biopharma group reported 31% rise in sales last year
Failed drug trials have led some scientists and Big Pharma executives to doubt the central theory behind its cause
CEO John Hendrickson says drug faces increased competition and potential for wider use has failed to materialise
‘I’m conscious of supporting independent business, they are the backbone of the economy’
Irish-listed Malin to take a 31 per cent stake in US-based human therapeutics firm
CEO Joe Papa and CFOJudy Brown hope to persuade Israeli holders of 10% of company not to accept takeover offer
Company reported its loss and revenue from investments at €2.5m in maiden set of results
Irish pharma company claims Mylan’s $27bn offer overstates potential synergies and makes false claims
The company looking to buy Perrigo has a stated policy of not paying dividends
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