Max Nisen, Columnist

Valeant Walks a Thin Green Line

Its cash pile is dwindling, while its debt is not.
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On Halloween 2016, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. saw some ghosts.

The specialty pharmaceutical firm's shares fell 12 percent on Monday, after Bloomberg News reported ex-CEO Michael Pearson and ex-CFO Howard Schiller are the subjects of a criminal probe over potential accounting fraud, related to Valeant's now-dead (or undead?) relationship with the specialty pharmacy Philidor.