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How Jail Time Changed My Corporate Strategy: Waksal
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4:43Now PlayingSept. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Sam Waksal, Chief Executive Officer of Kadmon, reexamines the way he lived his life while in jail for insider trading and how that his shaped his existence today. Waksal is the founder and former CEO of Imclone Systems Inc. who served jail time in an insider trading scandal that ensnared Martha Stewart. He speaks with Pimm Fox and Meg Tirrell on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
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