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    Sun Pharma Q2 profit takes a hit on exceptional items

    Sun Pharmaceutical has seen a notable 36% drop in net profit, juxtaposed with an 11.8% rise in consolidated revenue. The uplift in revenue can be attributed largely to strong sales growth in India and emerging markets, particularly in domestic formulations. Conversely, US formulation sales faced a significant downturn. The company also marked progress in its integration planning for the acquisition of Organon, following the successful completion of regulatory approvals.

    Sun Pharma Q2 profit falls 36% as litigation costs hit earnings

    Sun Pharma reported a 36% decline in Q2FY27 net profit to Rs 1,989 crore due to exceptional litigation and acquisition-related costs. Revenue grew 11.8%, supported by strong domestic and emerging market sales, while US formulations weakened.

    Sun Pharma Q2 Results: Profit falls 36% YoY to Rs 1,989 crore on exceptional charges

    Sun Pharma Q2 Results: Revenue from operations rose 12% YoY to Rs 16,199 crore from Rs 14,478 crore in Q2 of last financial year, supported by strong growth in its domestic formulations business and emerging markets.

    Sun Pharma books Rs 346 crore Organon deal costs in Q2; profit falls 36%

    Sun Pharmaceutical Industries experienced a significant decline in net profit during the September quarter of FY27. The company incurred acquisition-related costs of Rs 346.16 crore while preparing for the Organon acquisition. Revenue from operations increased by 11.9% compared to the same quarter last year. An important settlement of Rs 922.67 crore was reached concerning a litigation in the US. The transaction with Organon is expected to close in Q4 FY27.

    Apple names Meta veteran Scott Tucker as litigation chief in legal team shake-up

    Apple has hired former Meta litigation chief Scott Tucker as vice president of global litigation and financial services, strengthening its legal leadership amid mounting antitrust, patent and other lawsuits. The appointment is part of a broader reorganisation under General Counsel Jennifer Newstead, as the iPhone maker faces legal setbacks threatening its services business.

    College sports gets its Congress moment: Inside the Senate-passed Protect College Sports Act

    The Protect College Sports Act was passed by the US Senate, setting federal rules for college athletics. This legislation governs how athletes can earn money, transfer schools, and receive revenue. The bill now moves to the House of Representatives for consideration and potential amendments. Supporters argue that federal law is necessary to stabilize college sports and prevent further litigation.

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