Wearable tech company CEO found guilty of running $2 million Ponzi scheme
She was also convicted of fraudulently obtaining $150,000 in COVID-19 pandemic [...]
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She was also convicted of fraudulently obtaining $150,000 in COVID-19 pandemic [...]
The CEO of a wearable tech company has been found guilty of running a nearly $2 million Ponzi scheme by duping investors through lies that she owned patents for smart rings that rightfully belonged to a...
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She was also convicted of fraudulently obtaining $150,000 in COVID-19 pandemic [...] The CEO of a wearable tech company has been found guilty of running a nearly $2 million Ponzi scheme by duping investors through lies that she owned patents for smart rings that rightfully belonged to a former employer, the Department of Justice announced Friday.
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The CEO of a wearable tech company has been found guilty of running a nearly $2 million Ponzi scheme by duping investors through lies that she owned patents for smart rings that rightfully belonged to a former employer, the Department of Justice announced Friday.
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