JP Morgan paid $175 million for a startup it believes it was conned into buying. Now, amid an ongoing legal battle, it’s got to clean up a very public mess.| Forbes
The former Frank CEO said JP Morgan had full knowledge of Frank’s customer data before the acquisition—and Chairman Jamie Dimon personally pushed for it to happen.| Forbes
A deputy district attorney in California has emerged as one of the country’s experts in successfully recouping money swindled by crypto criminals.| Forbes
“There were definitely times where I painted a rosier picture than things truly were,” Frank founder Charlie Javice said months before JP Morgan bought her startup for $175 million.| Forbes
The bank, which bought fintech startup Frank in 2021, claims its founder invented millions of customers to close the deal. Now she stands trial on federal fraud charges.| Forbes