IMCLONE SYSTEMS Inc. founder and former chief executive Samuel Waksal pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that he tipped off family members that the company`s anti-cancer drug had been rejected, and that he subsequently tried to obstruct a government probe into his actions.Former ImClone Chief Defends Anti-Cancer Drug While Calling Company `Strong, Solid`
August 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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IMCLONE SYSTEMS Inc. founder and former chief executive Samuel Waksal pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that he tipped off family members that the company’s anti-cancer drug had been rejected, and that he subsequently tried to obstruct a government probe into his actions.
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