Pharma giant in India buys Concert Pharmaceuticals in $576M deal

An Indian drugmaker will buy Lexington's Concert Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: CNCE) in a cash deal valued at an initial $576 million, the two companies announced Thursday.

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