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Walmart settles US government opioid lawsuit , which sought billions , for US$50 million
businesstimes.com.sg · Singapore · north america
Walmart has settled an opioid lawsuit with the US government for US$50 million, resolving a case that had sought billions and addressing its role in the opioid crisis.
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