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Yes. I do not know this man and I have no idea of his habits, but we're entering into "You need to stop doing that damned cocaine" territory -- that is, whether
by DanielBMarkham 11y ago
Yes. I do not know this man and I have no idea of his habits, but we're entering into "You need to stop doing that damned cocaine" territory -- that is, whether the cause is intrinsic or extrinsic, it appears to the casual observer that he is suffering from severe personality problems.
Makes you wonder who made or approved of him being CEO.
- dasil003 11y agoI think unless you called it "the fucking cocaine" he would probably not even hear the words coming out of your mouth.
- gizmo 11y agoHe's the CEO of two companies. In the case of Turing Pharmaceuticals he's the CEO because he founded the company and it's funded by his hedge fund buddies, who like him because they made a lot of money from his hedge fund MSMB, despite the hedge fund being a failure. He'a also the CEO of KaloBios. In that case he bought, with the same buddies, 70% of the company stock. As the new majority shareholder he simply appointed himself CEO.
- Osiris 11y agoKaloBios is down 50%: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/martin-shkreli-losing-over-25-million-on-his-kalobios-stock-2015-12-17 http://www.marketwatch.com/story/martin-shkreli-losing-over-...
- ultramancool 11y agoI doubt he'll be a CEO much longer considering that interview and these charges, shareholders will probably want him out pretty quick.