SEC Says Ellison, Wang ‘Knew or Were Reckless in Not Knowing’ About FTX Fraud
With Ellison and Wang turning on FTX chief Bankman-Fried, here’s what everyone knew “or were reckless in not knowing,” according to the SEC.
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