A class action filed in New Jersey alleges ADMA Biologics inflated its 2025 revenue through channel stuffing and an undisclosed related-party distributor tied to its own vice chairman. In two trading days, the stock lost twenty-nine percent.
A securities class action says Embecta executives told investors the insulin pen franchise was "incredibly resolute" while the numbers underneath were already breaking. On May 5, 2026, the stock collapsed 57.8 percent in a single trading day.
Miles Guo built a movement, a media empire, and a coin. Prosecutors say he built them on the savings of Chinese immigrants who thought they were funding a revolution. On June 29, a federal judge sent him away for thirty years. His fans still came.
A self-exiled Chinese billionaire built an anti-CCP movement online, took more than a billion dollars from the people who believed in it, and spent it on a yacht, a Ferrari, and a pair of $36,000 mattresses. On June 29, 2026, a Manhattan judge handed him thirty years.
On June 24, 2026, Tricolor's former COO admitted he helped pledge the same car loans to multiple banks. The borrowers were Hispanic immigrants buying used cars. The shortfall was eight hundred million dollars.
Vadim Komissarov ran a SPAC into a deadline he could not afford to miss. To get the Lottery.com merger across the line, federal prosecutors say he helped manufacture revenue out of nothing. On June 24, 2026, a federal judge gave him three years.