Allergan (NYSE:AGN) said this week that it plans to cut more than 5% of its workforce in an attempt to cut costs. The drug-maker is facing competition from up-coming generics to its dry-eye drug, Restasis.
The company said it anticipates taking a $125 million hit from the job cuts, the majority of which will be noted in the fourth quarter of the 2017 fiscal year.
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