Federal prosecutors have charged William Sarris, founder of private investment firm Linqto, with defrauding tens of thousands of investors.
Federal prosecutors have accused William Sarris, founder of private investment firm Linqto, of defrauding tens of thousands of investors by selling them pre-IPO company shares through fabricated scarcity and significantly inflated prices. Prosecutors allege that Sarris pushed markups beyond the legal limits warned by his lawyers to boost company revenue.
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