Baxter International shares dipped about 1 percent Monday after one of its employees received a grand jury subpoena in a case about intravenous saline pricing and sales, according to CNBC.
Baxter said the subpoena is "pursuant to a criminal investigation" and asks the employee to produce documents and testimony related to pricing, shortages of intravenous products "and communications with competitors regarding the same," the company said.
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