Health Care News
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After a 13-year wait, the South Pacific island nation of Samoa should win approval to join the World Trade Organization next month after dropping its ban on turkey tails.
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Japanese bankers whose firm helped Olympus Corp. conceal losses by channeling inflated fees on a 2008 takeover through offshore funds are operating in Hong Kong, where they have run a web of shelf companies and rented luxury apartments for at least eight years.
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Billy Tauzin, the former congressman turned pharmaceutical industry lobbyist, was paid $11.6 million in 2010, the year he brokered a deal with President Barack Obama that helped pass the health-care overhaul.
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Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc., the developer of the kidney-cancer treatment Nexavar, is exploring options, including a possible sale, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
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