Shares of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries have done something unusual this year: They’ve gone up. The company’s American depositary receipt, which spent much of the past decade falling in value or stagnating at rock-bottom levels, has shot up nearly 35% this year. On Wednesday morning, executives will present the Teva’s first-quarter results, and face questions from Wall Street about whether the company can sustain this upswing.
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Let us look at five drug, generic companies, PRGO, IOVA, VTRS, TEVA and ACAD, which are gearing up for their earnings release this week.