But even if FDA agrees, one of Vivus' largest shareholders is still pushing ahead with plans to remake the company's board of directors First Manhattan, owners of 8.8% of Vivus' shares, called modification of the Qsymia risk management plan, "necessary but not sufficient for Qsymia's success." The investment fund, which is run by David Gottesman, a ... (more)
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