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Martin Shkreli was convicted of three criminal counts but acquitted of five others. He faces possible prison time.
'I'm feeling great, doing great,' Shkreli says in an interview.
Shkreli, 34, was convicted of three criminal counts in early August, but acquitted of five others.
Shkreli is listed as CEO, while Ralph Holzmann, previously a senior engineer at Twitter, is chief technology officer.
After being found guilty of three counts of securities fraud, "Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli is set to be sentenced soon, which could see him being in prison for up to 20 years. CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports.
Prosecutors said a mountain of evidence at trial showed Shkreli deceived hedge-fund investors for years.
Shkreli also began posting messages on Twitter in the days leading up to the verdict and called the case against him a "witch hunt."
CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports on the jury verdict in the Martin Shkreli trial.
The government attorneys who prosecuted Martin Shkreli discuss the jury's verdict, which found Shkreli guilty of three of the eight counts he was charged with, including securities fraud and conspiracy.
Martin Shkreli's attorney addresses the press after his client is found guilty on only three of eight counts against him. Shkreli says he is 'delighted' with the verdict.
CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports that the verdict in Martin Shkreli's trial is in. The jury found Shkreli guilty of two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy.
The other Shkreli smiled at reporters and shook the hand of the dad of Martin Shkreli during his arraignment in Brooklyn federal court.
CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports on the fifth day of jury deliberations in Martin Shkreli's securities fraud trial.
Jurors have sent out just one substantive set of questions during their deliberations for the trial, which began in late June.
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Jurors were in their second full day of deliberations when they asked a judge about the term "assets under management."
Jurors were in their second full day of deliberations when they asked a judge about the term "assets under management."
The trial featured witnesses who said Shkreli stonewalled them for months when they asked for their investments back.
Jurors in the Martin Shkreli securities fraud case will begin their deliberations Monday. The 34 year old Manhattan resident is charged with defrauding more than a half-dozen people who invested in two hedge funds he managed from 2009 through 2012.
Shkreli snacked on a bag of Fritos chips while a judge read legal instructions to jurors after they heard closing arguments from lawyers.
Shkreli had boasted that he would get to have sex with a female journalist if he is acquitted during an ongoing trial.
