Yes, Martin Shkreli can drop his bad boy persona, at least for one moment
It turns out that Martin Shkreli can deliver a sober, straightforward compliment in response to a group of critics, without any ranting or the kind of loopy barbs so often on display during his trademark trolling on Twitter.
Earlier this week some high school students in Australia attracted global headlines when they made Daraprim — an old drug that Shkreli’s Turing acquired and then jacked the price of by 5,000%-plus — for $2 a dose. Turing’s price: $750.
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