Glaxo's $3bn fraud payout
Drugs firm GlaxoSmithKline will pay three billion dollars (£1.9bn) in fines after admitting to the largest healthcare fraud in US history.
Glaxo has 'learned from the mistakes that were made'
Sir Andrew Witty, Glaxo's chief executive, expressed regret yesterday and said the company had learned "from the mistakes that were made".
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