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Boy, this guy reminds me of Richard Nixon, I am not a crook!
Manhattan, prosecutors told the jury that Mr. Milton was a con man who duped ordinary investors into buying Nikola stock, making himself a billionaire in the process. They said he fueled the company’s rise on a campaign of lies on social media, podcasts and in television interviews, falsely claiming an inoperable prototype was fully-functioning and that Nikola had a long roster of truck orders when in reality most potential customers had registered only nonbinding expressions of interest.
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https://hg.org/legal-articles/the-fallout-of-arthur-andersen-and-enron-on-the-legal-landscape-of-american-accounting-31277
Will Ernst & Young face discipline from SEC?
BTW, this case shares similarities to that of Theranos, except it is privately held.