Bayer Shares Jump About 13% as U.S. Backs Limits on Roundup Lawsuits
Bayer shares surge about 13% after U.S. officials support limiting Roundup lawsuits.
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Bayer shares surge about 13% after U.S. officials support limiting Roundup lawsuits.
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