European Notebook: Sanofi Exiting Toulouse; Job Cuts At Pierre Fabre; Generics Suspended In Four States
Executive Summary
The newly formed European Commission sets out plans to improve industrial growth and international trade while leading French pharma companies Sanofi and Pierre Fabre announce plans to trim their R&D workforces. Asian companies in contrast are seeking growth opportunities in Europe, including India’s Cipla and Thailand’s CP Group.
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