Ruling comes as sustainability chiefs in Europe and the U.S. face stricter regulations on what they can and can’t claim about their products’ ecological credentials.
The justices ruled that Purdue Pharma’s family owners can’t use the drugmaker’s bankruptcy case to settle civil opioid lawsuits without plaintiffs’ consent.
The pharmacy chain plans to shutter a significant share of its roughly 8,600 stores in the U.S. and reduce its stake in primary-care provider VillageMD.