Short-seller Fuzzy Panda Research has escalated its attack on AppLovin, urging the S&P Index Committee to exclude the company from the benchmark index due to serious allegations of policy violations and fraudulent practices. AppLovin’s stock soared over 700% in 2024, making it a potential S&P 500 candidate, but recent short reports led to a 15% drop. Despite AppLovin CEO Adam Foroughi denying the accusations, Fuzzy Panda claims the company’s revenue growth is based on data theft and revenue fraud, risking a ban from major app store platforms.
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Energy Australia pushes for no conviction over power station fire
Energy Australia is facing charges over a fire at its Yallourn power station, with WorkSafe alleging a failure to provide a safe working environment for employees after a blaze in 2021. Despite no injuries, internal damage was caused, leading to the company accepting a breach of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Company lawyers argue for a fine without conviction, citing the site's strong safety record spanning over two decades and comprehensive fire safety systems...
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