Swiss attorney general isn't prosecuting Novartis for bribery; Madrigal to raise $200M in stock sale
→ The Swiss attorney general’s office will not be prosecuting Novartis for the $1.2 million in payments the company made to President Trump’s lawyer. The Swiss pharma giant was lambasted last month when the suspicious transactions came to light. Novartis says it was engaging Essential Consultants, attorney Michael Cohen’s company, to provide “health care policy” advice and gain “inroads” to the new administration. Novartis has since called the pact a mistake.
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