Scoop: Activists' attempt to take over infamous Martin Shkreli company fails, as ‘Pharma Bro’ votes from prison

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An activist group’s efforts to gain control of Phoenixus — the parent company to Martin Shkreli’s infamous Turing Pharmaceuticals, now rennamed as Vyera — failed on Monday …

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Scoop: Activists' attempt to take over infamous Martin Shkreli company fails, as ‘Pharma Bro’ votes from prison

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Scoop: Ac­tivist­s' at­tempt to take over in­fa­mous Mar­tin Shkre­li com­pa­ny fails, as ‘Phar­ma Bro’ votes from prison

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Scoop: Activists' attempt to take over infamous Martin Shkreli company fails, as ‘Pharma Bro’ votes from prison