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FILE - The Commack, N.Y., branch of Forest Laboratories, a Manhattan-based pharmaceutical company, is seen in this Aug. 4, 2004, file photo. Actavis PLC plans to buy Forest Laboratories Inc. in an approximately $25 billion cash-and-stock combination that will create a drugmaker with a product portfolio that includes drugs like the Alzheimer's disease treatment Namenda. (AP Photo/Newsday, Jim Peppler, File)

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FILE - The Commack, N.Y., branch of Forest Laboratories, a Manhattan-based pharmaceutical company, is seen in this Aug. 4, 2004, file photo. Actavis PLC plans to buy Forest Laboratories Inc. in an approximately $25 billion cash-and-stock combination that will create a drugmaker with a product portfolio that includes drugs like the Alzheimer's disease treatment Namenda. (AP Photo/Newsday, Jim Peppler, File)

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