AstraZeneca shares rise
AstraZeneca shares rise as China probe update reassures
AstraZeneca shares rose on Thursday after the drugmaker said it could face a fine of up to $4.5 million in China over suspected unpaid import taxes for two cancer drugs, reassuring analysts and investors that the business impact would be minor.
AstraZeneca’s shares rise as it addresses China investigation
In addition to the UK investment controversy, AstraZeneca is also dealing with legal challenges in China. The company confirmed that its Chinese business is under investigation for alleged unpaid import taxes on certain cancer drugs, including Imfinzi (durvalumab) and Imjudo (tremelimumab).
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The pharmaceuticals major was boosted by high demand for its key drugs that offset a slight sales drop in China.
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