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CEO committed securities fraud.
Company board is highest paid board (per-capita) in the public-company realm.
CEO, who has committed securities fraud, advocated for richest pay package in history as he was committing various frauds.
Company board is highest paid board (per-capita) in the public-company realm.
CEO, who has committed securities fraud, advocated for richest pay package in history as he was committing various frauds.
Company has 729 major suits outstanding currently, some for more fraudulent securities activity, some for selling a used car as new among other frauds.
Company withheld from the public two subpoenas for ongoing investigations by DOJ, one of which occurred during a time the company sold securities to the public.
Company insiders have been relentless sellers of the company’s stock while the Company continues to use high levels of the same stock to compensate its employees and avoid cash compensation.
Company’s CEO frequently purchases shares in the pre-market. Just as frequently, those pre-market purchases have been proven to be less than optimal entry points.
Company has never had a profitable year in its history.
Company CEO has presided over two public companies that have never made an annual profit, ever.
In the last year, the CFO and senior accounting managers have left, and one CAO left after 30 days on the job.
Company CEO has presided over two public companies that have never made an annual profit, ever.
In the last year, the CFO and senior accounting managers have left, and one CAO left after 30 days on the job.
Company’s main manufacturing plant is less efficient by multiples on a per employee basis than the very same plant was decades earlier when under the control of other manufacturers.
Company actively restricted employee access to healthcare to hide the true extent of workplace safety at its facilities and to keep its injury data artificially low.
Company filed a fake report with police to make false claims about a whistleblower merely to defame and harass him into silence.
Company CEO is on trial now for another defamation claim.
Company CEO filed and then retracted another false public claim against another critic.
Company CEO is on trial now for another defamation claim.
Company CEO filed and then retracted another false public claim against another critic.
Company uses NDA’s aggressively with victims of its car crashes. Company frequently withholds information from regulatory bodies investigating crashes and other incidents.
Company’s cars have a high incidence of fire and other structural damage.
Company’s cars have a high incidence of fire and other structural damage.
Company does not report standard industry metrics as its competitors do.
Senior management and company IR can’t or won’t answer basic questions about an Accounts Receivable balance, the size of which is not standard in the industry.
Senior management and company IR can’t or won’t answer basic questions about an Accounts Receivable balance, the size of which is not standard in the industry.
Company uses “confidential” excuse more than any other public company in its industry to withhold information in its public filings.
Company has reported vastly lower production numbers to state agencies in private reports than it has communicated to the public securities markets in its official guidance. In those reports to state agencies it also asked for confidential treatment of data.
Company actively opposed a deeper investigation into theft of materials from its own facilities due to fallout from bad publicity.
Company’s most senior manufacturing chief has set up a recycled materials company about which little detail has been provided.
Company’s most senior manufacturing chief has set up a recycled materials company about which little detail has been provided.
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