FTX pursues $244M clawback from ‘wildly inflated’ Embed acquisition deal
FTX lawyers want to claw back $243.7 million from Embed insiders and executives, claiming its former leadership paid a “wildly inflated” price for the stock-trading platform.
FTX lawyers want to claw back $243.7 million from Embed insiders and executives, claiming its former leadership paid a “wildly inflated” price for the stock-trading platform.
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