McKesson, Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen were accused of ignoring shipments of painkillers being diverted to illegal channels, while J&J allegedly downplayed the the risk of addiction in its marketing materials for opioids, which the firm stopped making in 2020. All companies have denied the allegations.
The five groups – the British Chambers of Commerce, the Confederation of British Industry, the Federation of Small Businesses,...
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He also reiterated his apology in front of Scottish members of parliament, saying: “On many occasions, I have reiterated...
Kari Rodgers, Primark retail director for the UK, said: “The changes we’re proposing will deliver a simplified and more...
Pawel Adrjan, head of EMEA research at Indeed, said: “Cities and towns in the North and Midlands have been...
Ofgem’s current cap for an average household is £3,280, but consumers aren’t directly affected by it because the government’s...
She criticised Asda for discontinuing some budget products, such as a bag of rice sold online for 45p and...
Airlines UK, the trade body for airlines, admitted there had been “teething problems”, but said these would be resolved....
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