Canaan IPO Class Action: Shareholders Must Decide Who Will Represent Them By May

by Aurelia Butler 7 April 2020, 22:40 159 Views

The Canaan’s litigating stakeholders in the “Lemieux v. Canaan Inc.” case are expected to decide who will represent their interests, as they were accused that the initial public offering (IPO) carried out last November violated the Securities Act of 1933.

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Canaan IPO Class Action: Shareholders Must Decide Who Will Represent Them By May

Mayo Clinic CEO says convalescent plasma could be effective treatment for coronavirus

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