(WSJ) Global pharmaceuticals company GlaxoSmithKline PLC faces a court case Tuesday on charges of misleading advertising after two 14-year-olds from New Zealand found its popular black-currant drink Ribena contained almost no vitamin C. High-school students Anna Devathasan and Jenny Suo tested the drink against advertising claims that "the black currants in Ribena have four times the vitamin C of oranges" in 2004. Instead, the two found the syrup-based drink contained almost no trace of vitamin C.I guess these chemists won't be looking for a job with Glaxo, will they?...
-Wes
