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N.J. pharmaceutical company cuts 146 jobs after its drug was linked to deaths

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A pharmaceutical company headquartered in New Jersey is shrinking its workforce one month after pulling a drug from the market over public health concerns raised by the Food and Drug Administration.

Intercept Pharmaceuticals, based in Morristown, is laying off 146 employees, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filing with the state.

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