SEC alleges Benja CEO duped investors to fund a non-existent e-commerce empire

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged e-commerce startup Benja and its CEO for allegedly defrauding investors. According to charges made public on Monday, the US agency believes the San Francisco-based firm — together with its co-founder and chief executive Andrew Chapin — fabricated an e-commerce empire by “misleading investors about purported contracts with well-known consumer brands.”

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