Healthcare

‘Pharma bro’ pleads not guilty to new charges

By Robert King
Published June 6, 2016 7:32pm ET
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‘Pharma bro’ pleads not guilty to new charges
Shkreli was hit on Friday with a new indictment that included a new conspiracy charge. The charges are related to allegations that Shkreli and his former attorney Evan Greebel took stock from one company to prop up another. (Pete Marovich/Bloomberg, File) | Pete Marovich

The controversial former pharma executive Martin Shkreli pleaded not guilty to another federal charge on Monday, according to Reuters.

Shkreli was hit on Friday with a new indictment that included a new conspiracy charge. The charges are related to allegations that Shkreli and his former attorney Evan Greebel took stock from one company to prop up another.

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