Celsius denies allegations of Alex Mashinsky trying to flee US
Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky didn't try to leave the U.S. last week but has continued to work on recovering liquidity and operations, the company claimed.
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Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky didn't try to leave the U.S. last week but has continued to work on recovering liquidity and operations, the company claimed.
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