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Express Scripts began in 1986 in St. Louis County, Missouri as a result of a joint venture between a retail chain of more than 79 pharmacies (Medicare Glaser Inc.) and Sanus Corp. Health Systems. Sanus traces its history to Bradford Systems and Administrative Services which was founded in Boston in 1968.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts sued the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday over the regulator's recent drug pricing report, calling the report's conclusion that ...
In 2012 Express Scripts acquired rival Medco Health Solutions for $29.1 billion and became "a powerhouse in managing prescription drug benefits". [43] As of 2015, Express Scripts Holding Company was the largest pharmacy benefit management organization in the United States.
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In April 2016, Express Scripts announced it would remove PillPack from its pharmacy benefit manager network at the end of the month, saying the company had misrepresented itself as a physical pharmacy rather than mail-order. PillPack alleged that Express Scripts was simply trying to give an anti-competitive advantage to its own mail-order pharmacy.
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In September 2015, Express Scripts announced that Paz would retire in May 2016 and become non-executive chairman. [5] [8] [9] [10] He was succeeded as CEO by Tim Wentworth, who was previously president of the company. [9] [10] In February 2016, Paz was appointed to the board of directors of Prudential Financial. [2] [11] Paz died on October 23 ...
In January 2003, The New York Times published an article describing a whistleblowing lawsuit Rost had filed against Wyeth, claiming that Wyeth had practiced tax and compensation fraud worldwide, and describing Rost's separate lawsuit against Wyeth for removing him from heading a staff of 125 Wyeth-Lederle Nordiska to heading a group of eight people in New Jersey, which Rost described as a ...