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The U.S. operation was then merged into SmithKline's U.S. business, which agreed to pay the Swiss company $13.5 billion over seven years as compensation.
GlaxoSmithKline, IRS Tangle in Tax Court Jesse Drucker 2009
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This was a full 12 months after the agency had denied SmithKline's proposal.
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Had CDC accepted SmithKline's offer, it could have immediately reduced the mercury exposures to vaccinated six-month-old children by 40%.
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SmithKline's former top executive, Jean-Pierre Garnier, who was Glaxo's CEO until last month, said in a 2006 deposition in a lawsuit that the original data given to the FDA shouldn't have included some of the placebo patients.
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In testimony to the House in 2007, Dr. Buse said he was characterized as a "liar" and threatened with a lawsuit if SmithKline's stock dropped because of his statements about Avandia's possible dangers.
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However, in November, CDC mysteriously sent a letter back rejecting SmithKline's offer.
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The vaccines currently available, like Merck's Gardasil and Glaxo SmithKline's Cervarix, have only been tested for their effectiveness against the viruses that lead to cervical, vulvar and anal cancers.
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They didn't have to face the fact that they were also hurting American industry by removing an inexpensive raw material for making (at the time) textiles, paper, vegetable oil, fuel, and pharmaceutical drugs (like SmithKline's "American Cannabis" tincture) out of the supply chain.
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They didn't have to face the fact that they were also hurting American industry by removing an inexpensive raw material for making (at the time) textiles, paper, vegetable oil, fuel, and pharmaceutical drugs (like SmithKline's "American Cannabis" tincture) out of the supply chain.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Thea53 2009
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They didn't have to face the fact that they were also hurting American industry by removing an inexpensive raw material for making (at the time) textiles, paper, vegetable oil, fuel, and pharmaceutical drugs (like SmithKline's "American Cannabis" tincture) out of the supply chain.
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