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Novartis Says Weak IP Protection Makes India R&D Impossible

publication date: Nov 12, 2009
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Novartis once again said that India is not a place to do R&D because its IP laws are not strong enough to protect discoveries. In 2006, Novartis made a commitment to build a $125 million R&D facility in Hyderabad. The next year, after the company lost a patent battle over its blockbuster cancer drug, Gleevec (Glivec outside the US), Novartis reneged on the center. Last week, Novartis earmarked $1.25 billion for R&D activity in China. More details...

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