The social media founder of pandemic unicorn IRL was charged in a $170 million fraud, allegedly swindling investors by lying about its popularity and splurging company money on personal expenses, ...
While venture capitalists and the rest of the technorati are off on holiday or attending the Paris Olympics, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and its staff attorneys are keeping busy this ...
The IRL website, after the company shut down last year Authorities in the US have charged the founder of the former social media company, IRL, with a $170m (£133m) fraud. The Securities and Exchange ...
The San Francisco social media startup IRL — a once-hyped “unicorn” valued at $1.17 billion — has shut down for good after a year filled with internal tumult and external scrutiny. An investigation ...
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