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4 years in prison for Nikola Corp founder for defrauding investors on claims of zero-emission trucks
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The founder of Nikola Corp. has been sentenced to four years in prison for his conviction for exaggerating claims about his company's production of zero-emission 18-wheel trucks. Trevor Milton was
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The founder of Nikola Corp. has been sentenced to four years in prison for his conviction for exaggerating claims about his company's production of zero-emission 18-wheel trucks. Trevor Milton was
Trevor Milton, the founder of electric truckmaker Nikola, has been sentenced to four years in prison after a jury found him guilty of misleading investors.
Prosecutors last week urged the judge to sentence Milton, 41, to around 11 years in prison – in line with the sentence Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes received last year.
Trevor Milton, the founder of Nikola Corporation and a former Summit County resident, was sentenced Monday in federal court in New York City to four years in prison and ordered to forfeit property in Utah for defrauding investors in his electric- and hydrogen-powered vehicle company.
Milton sentenced to 4 years in prison and ordered to pay a $1 million fine for a series of false statements about innovations made by his electric semitruck company
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