Supply Chain

As part of a larger effort to liquidate its assets and eliminate debt, Valeant Pharmaceuticals is considering a sale of its eye-surgery equipment business, reported The Wall Street Journal.

San Francisco-based Prologis — the largest warehouse owner in the world — plans to build a three-story, 580,000-square-foot warehouse outside of downtown Seattle, reported The Wall Street Journal.

The northern Mexican border has seen a steep decline in factory and warehouse leases amid growing concerns about how the outcome of the U.S. presidential election will affect the manufacturing industry, reported The Wall Street Journal.

Pfizer pulled the plug on the development of a cholesterol-lowering drug called bococizumab, citing a lack of commercial potential, reports Bloomberg Gadfly.

While many drug investors are growing nervous about the upcoming election, the most recent earnings season conjures up new concerns for the pharmaceutical industry in regard to the slowdown in sales of key blockbuster drugs, reported The Wall Street Journal.

Radio frequency identification (RFID) solutions aren’t new. Nor is the concept of supply chain and inventory analytics a novelty.

Valeant Pharmaceticals International is looking to sell its stomach drug unit, Salix Pharmaceuticals, to pay off company debt, reports Reuters.

An Alabama pipeline supplying about one-third of the gasoline, diesel and jet fuel used in the East Coast caught fire and exploded Monday after maintenance workers struck one of the lines with an excavating machine, reports The Wall Street Journal.

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved New York City-based Tyto Care's digital stethoscope.

While EpiPen prescriptions are still increasing, Mylan's share of the epinephrine auto-injector market fell for the first time in three years, according to research from athenahealth.