Trump Media sues its co-founders, accuses them of 'severe mismanagement'
- Trump Media is suing its co-founders for allegedly failing to launch the company and trying to obstruct the deal.
- After Trump Media went public, the stock surged up to 50%, but plummeted following a $58.2 million loss in 2023.
- Trump Media's lawsuit is seeking damages for alleged breaches of fiduciary duty by the co-founders, who are pushing back with claims of owed stock.
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Trump Media sues co-founders alleging former 'Apprentice' contestants' stock ownership claim is void
Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) is suing two Truth Social co-founders, arguing they are not entitled to the 8.6% stake in the company they claim to own.TMTG, the social media firm launched by former President Donald Trump, filed a lawsuit last month in Florida court against former "Apprentice" contestants Wesley Moss and Andrew Litinsky, claiming an agreement between the co-founders and Trump himself that laid out ownership is now void.The…
The former US president has expressed that Wesley Moss and Andrew Litinsky made 'imprudent decisions' that affected the initial public offering of the Truth Social platform.
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