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Judge Allows Controversial Evidence in Roundup Trials
Judge Allows Controversial Evidence in Roundup Trials
Judge Allows Controversial Evidence in Roundup Trials
A federal judge in San Francisco overseeing lawsuits against Bayer AG’s Roundup weed killer tentatively allowed controversial pieces of evidence in the first phase of the latest trials.  Reuters said the U.S. District Judge called his decision “probably most disappointing for Monsanto,” the Bayer subsidiary that manufactures Roundup.  The company continues to ...
CA Groundskeeper Accepts Settlement; Bayer Planning Appeal
CA Groundskeeper Accepts Settlement; Bayer Planning Appeal
CA Groundskeeper Accepts Settlement; Bayer Planning Appeal
The California groundskeeper who won a lawsuit against Bayer’s Monsanto by claiming that Roundup herbicide caused his cancer has agreed to accept $78 million dollars.  Dewayne Johnson’s doing so against the advice of his lawyers because he wants to “ensure that the situation is resolved in his lifetime.”  The jury’s initial rewar...
BASF Merger Has Led To Notable Improvements
BASF Merger Has Led To Notable Improvements
BASF Merger Has Led To Notable Improvements
As a result of the mega-merger between Bayer and Monsanto, BASF officials say they were a big winner by acquiring more than $9 billion in assets Bayer was required to divest.  BASF vice president of Ag solutions, Scott Kay, said there will be a few noticeable differences.  ...
Judge May Slash Award in California Glyphosate Cancer Case
Judge May Slash Award in California Glyphosate Cancer Case
Judge May Slash Award in California Glyphosate Cancer Case
Bayer won a tentative ruling that could slash most of the $289 million dollar award in the California trial regarding claims that glyphosate in Roundup causes cancer.  A California judge is also considering the possibility of ordering a new trial on whether the company is really at fault for an ex-school groundskeeper’s illness.  During a Baye...
BASF Closes Acquisition of Businesses and Assets from Bayer
BASF Closes Acquisition of Businesses and Assets from Bayer
BASF Closes Acquisition of Businesses and Assets from Bayer
BASF has closed the acquisition of a range of businesses and assets from Bayer.  The transaction, the company says, is a “strategic complement” to BASF's crop protection, biotech and digital farming activities and marks its entry into seeds, non-selective herbicides and nematicide seed treatments.   A spokespers...

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