My gut is that prosecutions for financial market misdealings are about as selective as the issuance of speeding tickets, i.e. most of the time those who can enforce the law look the other way. They do so in part because it&#x27;s trifling and in part because there&#x27;s so much of it and so few of them.<p>To put it another way, the amounts involved are rounding error and the article doesn&#x27;t list any serious effects of the charged misdeeds. Instead it&#x27;s all about comeuppance for something that was legal. The outrage is over raising the price by a bit player. The big players simply charge a lot to begin with for life saving treatments such as chemotherapy drugs...a lot more than a few hundred dollars a dose.<p>YMMV.