A man who worked briefly at Snapchat before he was fired is making explosive claims that the company misled investors about user metrics in an effort to inflate its valuation before going public--never mind that the dispute is subject to (confidential) arbitration.
April 04, 2017 at 11:20 PM
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A man who worked briefly at Snapchat before he was fired is making explosive claims that the company misled investors about user metrics in an effort to inflate its valuation before going public.
Anthony Pompliano says he was wrongly terminated for refusing to go along with the alleged scheme—a dispute which is subject to (confidential) arbitration, per his employment contract.
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