Daily Journal Staff Writer
OAKLAND - When Abbott Laboratories' trial began last month, it was facing off against four sets of plaintiffs who claimed the pharmaceutical company's increase of the price of an HIV drug by 400 percent violated antitrust laws.
But by the time the trial drew to a close Thursday, most of the plaintiffs, including a class of drug wholesalers - along with Walgreens Co., Rite Aid Corp. and CVS ...
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