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Freight Firm Celadon Settles Accounting Fraud Claims

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Indianapolis-based freight trucking company Celadon Group has agreed to pay its investors $42.2 In addition, some of the company’s quality-management executives allegedly lied to independent auditors in early 2017. million after filing false financial statements and lying to auditors. In addition, Celadon also agreed to a $7.5

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B2B Financing Firm FreightRover Reportedly Impacted By Celadon Fraud Scam

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The Indianapolis-based firm, which works to accelerate B2B payments to truck operators, apparently has removed its CEO and COO — the result of a financial accounting scandal at another trucking firm where FreightRover executives had worked. Fraud Allegations. Here is what happened, at least according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

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121 Of The Biggest, Costliest Startup Failures Of All Time

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And then there were some uncommon and more dramatic causes of failure, including: Financial fraud. The startup, which was established in 2008, privately raised $185 million before its $100 million initial public offering was blocked by the Australian Securities Exchange last year. ” via Indianapolis Business Journal. .

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