Charlie Javice got a 7-year prison sentence for defrauding JPMorgan Chase in the $175M sale of her fintech startup Frank.
A start-up founder convicted of defrauding banking giant JPMorgan Chase was sentenced to 85 months in federal prison on ...
In what a top city business advocate called a “scary” development, finance banking giant JP Morgan and the entire banking ...
"A lot of blame can be assessed against JPMorgan Chase" Judge Alvin Hellerstein said of Charlie Javice's $175M fraud against ...
The Trump administration said each new application would cost the sponsoring organization $100,000, a steep price tag for ...
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Do I need a business bank account for my LLC?
Brex reports opening a dedicated business bank account for your LLC is crucial for liability protection, legal compliance, ...
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Woman Convicted of Fraud in Sale of Her Company to JPMorgan Chase Is Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison
Charlie Javice was convicted on fraud charges for significantly inflating the user base of her online platform. Her lawyers ...
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Charlie Javice Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Fraudulent $175M Sale of Financial Aid Startup
The 33-year-old founder of the startup student financial aid company Frank has been sentenced to more than seven years in ...
We asked 10 financial pros to share the money scams they’ve seen — and how to prevent them from happening to you ...
Chase Bank plans on opening seven new branches across the region over the next three months, with four located in Montgomery ...
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‘The Game Was Rigged’: Former Black McDonald’s Franchisees Say McDonald’s Set Up Their Businesses to Fail, Now They’re Calling for a Boycott
The former franchisees’ economic action was in line with their ongoing legal efforts, as all are plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit filed in 2023 (and obtained by Atlanta Black Star) that accuses ...
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