Can Nvidia and Huang Renxun be eligible for securities false statement lawsuits? The US High Court has decided to conduct a trial
王俊杰2017
发表于 2024-6-18 12:22:08
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Is Nvidia and Huang Renxun eligible for securities false statement lawsuits? The US High Court has decided to hear a case on Monday, agreeing to hear a case involving investors suing Nvidia and its management for misleading the market. This case is also considered one of the key cases to define where the boundaries lie for US stock investors to hold listed companies and their executives accountable.
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