‘The Jury Got It Wrong’: Citron’s Andrew Left Convicted of Securities Fraud
Andrew Left, the prominent short seller behind Citron Research, was found guilty of securities fraud by a U.S. federal jury, which convicted him on 13 of 17 counts after a three-week trial in Los Angeles. A Landmark Case...
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