Former Nikola CEO Trevor Milton charged with fraud in US
By DW
02 August 2021 |
6:53 am
Federal prosecutors in New York have said the Nikola founder and CEO "brazenly lied" to investors about the the company's green vehicles to inflate market value and drive up his earnings. The SEC has also filed charges.
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