- The Israel-based company’s board of directors sets up a special committee to study “certain allegations of potential misappropriation and other potential fraudulent actions raised against a former senior officer of the company”
- The filing doesn’t name the suspect. Israeli media identifies him as former Chief Executive Officer Eyal Moshe, who was replaced earlier this year ahead of a SPAC merger and listing on Nasdaq
- The allegations emerged with the appointment of new management, ...
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