US EditionChiara Ferragni, the investigation for aggravated fraud for Pandoro Balocco and Easter eggs closed: for prosecutors there is an 'unfair profit' of more than 2 million euros
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Investigation closed on Chiara Ferragni, 'aggravated fraud' - Arts Culture and Style
Milan prosecutors said Friday they had concluded an investigation into businesswoman and influencer Chiara Ferragni for alleged fraud over a Christmas cake and an Easter Egg she sponsored and she could now face trial on charges of aggravated fraud. (ANSA)
PM: with the advertising campaigns for Pandoro Balocco and Easter eggs, a total “unfair profit” of 2,175,000 euros was made. The defense: “Chiara Ferragni trusts that her innocence will be proven.” In addition to the entrepreneur, there are also three other suspects
The preliminary investigations on Chiara Ferragni and other people have come to an end for the hypotheses of continued and aggravated fraud in relation to commercial transactions “Pandoro Balocco Pink...
The Milan prosecutor's office has closed the investigation into the Balocco case: “Deceptive communications, aimed at misleading consumers.”
The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has closed the investigation, in view of the request for trial, against Chiara Ferragni and other people on charges of aggravated fraud At the center of the investigation, coordinated by PM Cristian Barilli and the adjunct Eugenio Fusco and conducted by the Economic and Financial Police Unit of the GDF, are the cases of alleged misleading advertising linked to sales, at higher prices and disguised as charitab…
The entrepreneur and influencer now risks trial for the alleged misleading advertising on the sales of Pandoro Balocco and the “Chiara Ferragni” Easter eggs, promoted on social networks as charitable operations
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