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Novartis International AG (NYSE: NVS) is a multinational pharmaceutical company based in Basel, Switzerland that manufactures drugs such as clozapine (Clozaril), diclofenac (Voltaren), carbamazepine (Tegretol), valsartan (Diovan), imatinib mesylate (Gleevec / Glivec), cyclosporin A (Neoral / Sandimmun), letrozole (Femara), methylphenidate... Full Article
BASEL, SWITZERLAND - OCTOBER 25: A general view of Novartis headquarters is seen as trade union members give information to employee on October 25, 2011 in Basel, Switzerland. Novarits announced today it will cut 2000 jobs despite posting a 7 percent increased third-quarter and a net...
View Photo »BASEL, SWITZERLAND - OCTOBER 25: A general view of Novartis headquarters is seen on October 25, 2011 in Basel, Switzerland. Novarits announced today it will cut 2000 jobs despite posting a 7 percent increased third-quarter and a net profit of 2.49 billion USD.
View Photo »A man walks past the logo of Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG in front of a plant in Basel October 25, 2011. Novartis AG is slashing 2,000 jobs in Switzerland and the United States to keep costs under control in the face of growing price pressures and the strong Swiss franc, the Swiss...
View Photo »The Novartis headquarters is seen in Basel in this September 1, 2011 file photo. A strong franc not withstanding, the Swiss pharmaceuticals industry is still stepping up investments in Basel. After 500 years, executives say it will take more than a currency crisis to move them on. To...
View Photo »Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez is interviewed in Basel in this September 1, 2011 file photo. A strong franc not withstanding, the Swiss pharmaceuticals industry is still stepping up investments in Basel. After 500 years, executives say it will take more than a currency crisis to move them on.
View Photo »This undated product photo provided by Novartis AG, shows the drug Reclast. Food and Drug Administration advisers voted Friday, Sept. 9, 2011 to require makers of widely used osteoporosis drugs to clarify how long patients should take them for the greatest benefit and least risk.
View Photo »Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez attends an interview with Reuters at the company's headquarters in Basel September 1, 2011. Growth in emerging markets and trading the rich world up to more advanced implanted lenses are major untapped opportunities for Novartis's eyecare unit Alcon, the Swiss...
View Photo »Christoph Brutschin member of the government Canton Basel-Stadt speaks during a news conference in Bern January 17, 2012, on the preservation of the Novartis production site in Nyon/Prangins and the mitigation of the impact on proposed job cuts at the Novartis sites in Basel.
View Photo »Pascal Brenneisen, Country President at Novartis Group Switzerland speaks during a news conference in Bern January 17, 2012, on the preservation of the Novartis production site in Nyon/Prangins and the mitigation of the impact on proposed job cuts at the Novartis sites in Basel.
View Photo »Pascal Brenneisen (C) Country President at Novartis Group Switzerland speaks next to Philippe Leuba (L) member of the government Canton Vaud and Christoph Brutschin member of the government Canton Basel-Stadt during a news conference on the preservation of the Novartis production site in...
View Photo »A general view shows the headquarters of Swiss drugmaker Novartis behind apartment buildings on the borders of the Rhine River in Basel October 29, 2011.
View Photo »A cameraman films as police officers secure the access to the villa of Novartis Chairman of the Board Daniel Vasella during a youth faction of the Socialist Party (Juso) "occupy villa Vasella" protest action in Risch near Zug, October 29, 2011. Juso demonstrators gather outside the...
View Photo »Workers from a plant of Swiss drugmaker Novartis in the western Swiss town of Nyon shout slogans as they arrive for a demonstration in Basel October 29, 2011. Some thousand participants protested against planned job cuts at Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG and other companies.
View Photo »The headquarters of Swiss drugmaker Novartis are seen behind as people carrying flags of Swiss Unia union cross a bridge over the Rhine River during a demonstration in Basel October 29, 2011. Some thousand participants protested against planned job cuts at Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG...
View Photo »Novartis Diovan HCT Shellpak Wins HCPC Compliance Package of the Year.
View Photo »An employee smokes a cigarette beside the logo of Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG in front of a plant in Basel October 25, 2011. Novartis AG is slashing 2,000 jobs in Switzerland and the United States to keep costs under control in the face of growing price pressures and the strong Swiss...
View Photo »BASEL, SWITZERLAND - OCTOBER 25: Employees talk in front of Novartis headquarters on October 25, 2011 in Basel, Switzerland. Novarits announced today it will cut 2000 jobs despite posting a 7 percent increased third-quarter and a net profit of 2.49 billion USD.
View Photo »BASEL, SWITZERLAND - OCTOBER 25: An employee looks down as he smokes in front of Novartis headquarters on October 25, 2011 in Basel, Switzerland. Novarits announced today it will cut 2000 jobs despite posting a 7 percent increased third-quarter and a net profit of 2.49 billion USD.
View Photo »Traffic signs stand in front of an office building of Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG in Basel October 25, 2011. Novartis AG is slashing 2,000 jobs in Switzerland and the United States to keep costs under control in the face of growing price pressures and the strong Swiss franc, the Swiss...
View Photo »People stand in front of the entrance of a Novartis production site in Nyon, Switzerland, Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011. Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis AG posted a 7 percent increase in third-quarter net profit Tuesday as it announced 2,000 job cuts in an effort to save US dollar 200...
View Photo »File photo of the headquarters of the drug making company Novartis in Basel January 17, 2008. Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG said October 25, 2011, it is slashing 2,000 jobs in Switzerland and the United States as it seeks to rake in annual savings of more than $200 million in the face of...
View Photo »File photo of people walking past the logo of Swiss drugmaker Novartis at the company's plant in Basel January 28, 2009. Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG said October 25, 2011, it is slashing 2,000 jobs in Switzerland and the United States as it seeks to rake in annual savings of more than...
View Photo »Joseph Jimenez, CEO, left, and Daniel Vasella, Chairman of Swiss pharmaceutical group Novartis, right, smile as they attend the extraordinary general assembly in Basel, Switzerland, Friday, April 8, 2011. Shareholders vote Friday on a US dollar 51 billion deal to buy Alcon eye care...
View Photo »COMMERCIAL IMAGE - In this photo taken by AP Images for Novartis Animal Health US, Mike Rowe, center, shakes hands with U.S. Army veterinarian Col. G.C. Ritchie after announcing a donation to Guardian Angels for Soldier's Pets, in partnership with Sentinel Flavor Tabs (milbemycyn...
View Photo »COMMERCIAL IMAGE - In this photo taken by AP Images for Novartis Animal Health US, Mike Rowe and Axl, second left, meet with, from left, Army veterinarian Col. G.C. Ritchie, Air Force Maj. Dave Wilson and Navy Lt. Cdr. Sarah Higgins after announcing a donation to Guardian Angels for...
View Photo »BASEL, SWITZERLAND - OCTOBER 25: A general view of Novartis headquarters is seen as trade union members give information to employee on October 25, 2011 in Basel, Switzerland. Novarits announced today it will cut 2000 jobs despite posting a 7 percent increased third-quarter and a net...
View Photo »The proposed solutions that are intended to secure a sustainable profitability of the Nyon/Prangins site include the reduction of fixed costs and cantonal tax relief over a limited period
Sanofi vs Novartis: Paul Sorvino vs. Paula Deen
The rumors that Novartis has signed a multi-million dollar spokesperson deal with Paula Deen for a diabetes treatment are not true ... Novartis is not working with Ms. Deen.
The rumors that Novartis has signed a multimillion-dollar spokesperson deal with Paula Deen for a diabetes treatment are not true
Novartis is not working with Ms. Deen.
While Novartis submitted evidence that shows [Gilenya] can reduce relapses ... our independent committee has not been convinced that it is a cost-effective treatment option for the NHS, even with the proposed patient access scheme.
While Novartis submitted evidence that shows fingolimod can reduce relapses, our independent committee has not been convinced that it is a cost effective treatment option
Novartis will continue to work with NICE and the U.K. department of health toward a solution that will allow patients access to this important therapy
This decision has been made despite four independent appeals by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, the Royal College of Nursing, Novartis and a joint appeal by the Royal National Institute of Blind People, the Macular Disease Society, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and Diabetes UK
We are working with industry sponsor [Novartis] to develop a confirmatory study in neuroendocrine tumors
Phoenix views the new price conditions set by Novartis as inappropriate and thus unacceptable.
As far as I know, there are a few (MNCs) in the country. At the moment, I can see Novartis is working with the Sarawak State Government in this area in Sarawak, looking into herbs and identifying certain herbal products. Once you turn these into medicine, you can export it
The price conditions presented by Novartis were unreasonable in Phoenix’s view and therefore couldn’t be accepted
