Each of these stories is well-handled on the expert keyboard of Ed Silverman over at Pharmalot -- here is the Moody's outlook upgrade story -- and here is Ed's Coppertone® false advertising settlement story -- and a bit:
. . . .As part of the deal, Merck agreed not to use the terms “sunblock,” “waterproof,” “sweatproof,” “all day” and/or “all day protection” in the Coppertone labeling, advertising, marketing or promotion. And Coppertone products must contain labels that comply with federal law, according to the settlement agreement. . . .Do go read all of Ed's.
