Biomarin Pharmaceutical, una compagnia che produce medicinali, ha fatto più soldi di quanto si aspettasse nel secondo trimestre dell'anno. I soldi che ha guadagnato è stato di 96 centesimi per azione, mentre ianalisti si aspettavano solo 35 centesimi per azione. La quantità di soldi che ha guadagnato è stata di 712,03 milioni di dollari, mentre i analisti si aspettavano solo 662,05 milioni di dollari. Il direttore generale della compagnia, Alexander Hardy, ha detto che hanno fatto un buon lavoro e che la domanda di uno dei loro farmaci, VOXZOGO, è stata alta in tutto il mondo. Due analisti di mercato, Stifel e Evercore ISI Group, hanno aumentato il valore di cosa loro pensano la compagnia vale, dopo aver sentito queste notizie. Read from source...

- The headline and the image are misleading and irrelevant to the article's content. They suggest a negative tone and focus on the stock price drop, rather than the positive financial results reported by the company.
- The article body copy contains several inconsistencies and inaccuracies:
- The article mentions that analysts boosted their forecasts following the better-than-expected Q2 results, but then only cites analysts who maintained their buy ratings and raised their price targets, rather than showing any increase in their forecasts.
- The article claims that the company reported quarterly sales of $712.03 million, which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $662.05 million, according to data from Benzinga Pro. However, the article does not provide any source or evidence for this claim, nor does it mention the actual revenue number reported by the company in its earnings release.
- The article attributes a quote from the company's CEO to the wrong analyst. The quote should be attributed to Alexander Hardy, not Paul Matteis or Cory Kasimov, who are only commenting on the company's results and their own rating changes.
- The article does not provide any context or background information on the company or its products, nor does it explain the reasons behind the stock price drop.
- The article ends with a promotional message for Benzinga's services, which is irrelevant and inappropriate for a news article.

### Final answer: AI's article is poorly written, unreliable, and lacks objectivity and completeness. It should be rated as 1 star and improved with better research, sourcing, and writing.

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