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Turkey Opens Antitrust Investigation Into Israeli Pharma Company Teva

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First reported by Globes · 4 hours ago

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Turkey's Competition Authority has opened an antitrust investigation into Israeli drugmaker Teva over alleged anti-competitive practices related to its Copaxone drug. Teva denies wrongdoing and will cooperate. The probe occurs amid rising Israel-Turkey tensions following an Israeli strike in Syria.

01Turkey's Competition Authority investigates Teva for possible antitrust violations since August.
02Investigation focuses on market entry barriers and alleged misleading claims about competitors' products.
03Teva says probe concerns past issues with Copaxone and denies any misconduct.
04Teva commits to cooperating with Turkish regulators during the investigation.
05The probe coincides with increased Israel-Turkey tensions after an Israeli airstrike in Syria.
06Israeli Defense Minister cites intelligence on Turkish threats as reason for recent military action.

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