Former Taro Executive Faces US Antitrust Indictment
Ara Aprahamian Accused Of Price-Fixing And Allocating Customers
Executive Summary
Former Taro executive Ara Aprahamian has been accused in the US of conspiracies covering generic price-fixing and allocation of customers, as well as for making false statements to investigating federal agents.
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