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To: Jenna who wrote (112541)8/25/2000 5:37:13 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (3) of 120523
 
Teva Pharm 8/24/00 Lehman Brothers sees share
(TEVA) price vulnerable to selloff
over near term in research note.

How come? because they just got FDA approval to sell Enalapril on 8/23? Are Lehman brothers holding Merck and see a problem for TEVA's success maybe influencing MRK shareholders? TEVA is one of the finest companies in the market today, it locked up the generic market across the globe but Lehman sees it vulnerable to a selloff???? Maybe becuase they hold SBH and want a little boost there on the expense of TEVA.. I am no longer in TEVA (for a while) so I have no vested interest here except that I am tired of the influence wielded by no-nothing analysts. We can't do much but at least we should be informed.

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Teva gets Copaxone approved in Britain
JERUSALEM, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Israeli generic drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals (NasdaqNM:TEVA - news) said on Sunday it had received approval to market its Copaxone multiple sclerosis treatment in Britan.
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