Teva Continues To Position Itself For Overseas Opportunities
Executive Summary
The world economic crisis favors generics, as it puts additional pressure on governments already struggling to contain health care spending and reduce other costs, Teva Pharmaceutical CEO Shlomo Yanai told investors on an earnings call Feb. 17
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