A $20B public company may very well be completely fraudulent?
A company that has yet to build and sell a working product, had successfully sold 11% of itself for $2B to General Motors. 2020 somehow manages to surprise.
Originally published on LinkedIn by Daksh Bhatia.
There's a lot going on in the world - something quite insane that should be added to the list: A $20B public company may very well be completely fraudulent?
It's a really long article, but just start reading the first few sentences. A company that has yet to build and sell a working product, had successfully sold 11% of its company for $2B to General Motors.
2020 somehow manages to surprise. This is nuts
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