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Martin Shkreli Banned for Life From Drug Industry, Ordered to Pay Nearly $65 Million

Martin Shkreli was ordered to pay nearly $65 million after a federal court found that he engaged in illegal and monopolistic behavior.

The Wall Street Journal – by Joseph De Avila

Martin Shkreli was ordered to pay nearly $65 million after a federal court found that he engaged in illegal and monopolistic behavior.

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