The modernization will enable the company to accommodate innovative technologies and expand its research capabilities. Governor Youngkin met with Haleon leadership in London in July 2024 to discuss ...

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Consumer healthcare company Haleon said on Wednesday it will invest $54 million in its global research and development centre ...

The maker of Advil, Tums and Sensodyne toothpaste is investing $54.2 million to upgrade its global research and development ...

Consumer health care company Haleon plans to invest $54.2 million to upgrade its research and development facility in Richmond’s Northside.

The UK-based pharmaceutical company Haleon will invest $54.2 million to upgrade its R&D facility in Richmond, which has helped birth or grow products such as Advil, Emergen-C and Robitussin.

A global consumer healthcare company is injecting tens of millions of dollars into its R&D facility in Richmond’s Northside. Haleon is investing $54.2 million to upgrade its existing plant at 1211 ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Haleon, a global consumer health company behind products like Advil, Aquafresh and Polident, announced a $54.2 million upgrade to its Richmond facility. On Monday ...

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced on Monday that a global healthcare company will be expanding its research and development facility located in the City of Richmond.

Based in the United Kingdom, Haleon makes consumer health care products, including Advil, Centrum Multivitamin and Aquafresh Toothpaste.

The consumer health company site will launch an internship program with the state government and Virginia Commonwealth University ...