The WSJ reports this amusing piece of information:
"Yesterday, for example, widely circulated reports questioned the timing of stock trades made by the president of Schering's pharmaceutical division, Carrie Cox, in April and May 2007 that totaled about $28 million. Corporate secretary Susan Wolf said she personally approved the transactions because they are allowed by Schering's rules. "It was well, well before anyone at [Schering] received the unblinded [Enhance] data," she added."
Thank you Susan Wolf for your insight and for approving Carrie Cox's sale of $28 million in SGP stock.
This is going to make us comfortable because you are, uh, such a trustworthy person?
Schering Public Relations - is this seriously the best you can do?
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