On Tuesday, Novo Nordisk completed the acquisition of Emisphere Technologies, according to a statement from the pharmaceutical giant.
"The adoption of the merger agreement was approved by Emisphere shareholders today," writes Novo Nordisk in the announcement. In November, the US authorities granted the firm an early termination of the waiting period.
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