Adios To Alcon In April As Novartis Confirms Spin-Off Date

With the eye-care business set for its own stock exchange listings next month and the future of Sandoz the subject of much discussion, Novartis' plan to be a pure play pharma firm moves ever closer.

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Novartis AG has confirmed April 9 as the date when it will spin off the ophthalmology unit Alcon Inc. and continue the Swiss giant's push to be a pure pharma-focused company.

Slightly ahead of some analyst predictions, shares in the eye-care business will start trading on Swiss market and the New...

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