There is a president who dubbed himself Tariff Man, but doesn’t want to pay taxes.
There is a startup which provides fraud prevention software, but falsifies its sales figures to defraud investors.
On 10 September, Las Vegas-based NS8 informed its employees that hundreds of them were laid off immediately. Employees had been told that the company was investigated by SEC for fraud.
One week later, NS8 co-founder Adam Rogas, who had just resigned from the position of CEO, was arrested by the FBI in Las Vegas. According to the SEC complaint, from at least 2018 through June 2020, Rogas altered NS8’s bank statements to show millions of dollars in payments from customers. Rogas allegedly sent the falsified bank statements and revenue figures on a monthly basis to NS8’s finance department.
NS8’s investors include Lightspeed Ventures, Edison Partners, AXA Venture Partners, Lytical Ventures, Sorenson Ventures, Arbor Ventures, Hillcrest Venture Partners, Blu Venture Investors and Bloomberg Beta. The fraud prevention company was launched in 2016, and the following team members were shown in the archived meet-the-team webpage:
