Two Months On, U.S. DOJ Withdraws Motion Against Ranbaxy

MUMBAI - Two months after filing a motion to enforce subpoenas against Indian drug maker Ranbaxy, the U.S. Department of Justice has withdrawn from taking further action. "The DOJ expressed its satisfaction with the documents submitted by Ranbaxy and Parexel Consulting," a source familiar with the issue informed PharmAsia News.

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