Ranbaxy Loses Tamsulosin Launch Opportunity To Impax; Analysts Raise Doubts About Nexium, Lipitor
MUMBAI - It's been a tricky and awkward situation for Ranbaxy since it admitted at the last minute to losing a big opportunity of launching the first generic version of prostate enlargement drug Flomax (tamsulosin) in the United States. On March 2, Impax launched the generic variant of the nearly $2 billion blockbuster drug as part of an October 2009 patent settlement inked with Boehringer Ingelheim
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