Mullen, which plans to make both commercial and passenger electric vehicles, claims the brokerage firms and around 10 individual unidentified broker dealers illegally sold over 34 million “fictitious” company shares and “fully paid-for” stock owned by Mullen shareholders. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in New York, Mullen alleges the brokerages, including Fidelity Investments’
Their “conduct injected false and ...
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