SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Shares of European drugmakers slipped on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump sent letters to major ...

Donald Trump told pharmaceutical firms to slash prices or face consequences, pushing to reduce inflated drug costs in the US.

The announcement of a 15% tariff on pharmaceutical imports to the U.S. from the European Union may have not been the ideal ...

Donald Trump has asked major pharmaceutical companies to lower US drug prices. He wants them to match the prices paid in ...

Retail buzz around major pharmaceutical stocks jumped Thursday, with sentiment turning bullish across most major drugmakers, ...

Donald Trump is pressuring the world’s biggest drug makers to raise prices outside of the US in a threat to the NHS.

Trump signed an Executive Order May 12 directing the administration to take action to bring drug prices charged in the U.S.

In 17 identical letters posted to his Truth Social account, the president said companies must lower their prices or the ...

As pharmaceutical import tariffs take shape in Europe, President Donald Trump is rounding out the week by spotlighting ...

Trump demanded that pharmaceutical companies lower their drug prices. But it's unclear how the government may enforce the ...

President Trump sent letters Thursday to 17 of the world’s largest drug companies, telling them to take more steps to slash ...

Trump sent a letter to 17 drug companies demanding a commitment to lower prices in the next 60 days through a series of initiatives.