Special Report
Top Counterfeit Drugs Report
Drug counterfeiting has become a $200-billion business annually, according to the World Customs Organization. By some calculations, the counterfeiting trade has become more lucrative than the narcotics business. It's a global problem. And experts say that solving it--or at least stemming the tide--requires the participation of both government and industry. Report
Feature
Top 10 Pharma Cargo Thefts by Value, 2009/2010
Big pharma means big money, especially for thieves. In a much publicized and spectacular heist, burglars made off with $75 million worth of drugs from an Eli Lily warehouse in Connecticut last March. That's one high-value hit. But it's just one incident in a growing crime wave targeting pharmaceuticals. Report
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