Shkreli's Indictment May Help Industry Escape His Shadow

Having a pharma CEO arrested usually wouldn't be good news for industry – except it’s this guy.

The arrest and indictment ofTuring Pharmaceuticals AG CEO Martin Shkreli may benefit the pharmaceutical industry in its efforts to distance itself from the political firestorm caused by his drug pricing strategy.

While the government’s allegations pertain to his handling of investor funds during his tenure as CEO of Retrophin Inc.,...

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