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Aspiration Co-founder Sentenced to 14 Years for Wire Fraud
Joe Sanberg, co-founder of Aspiration Partners, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for wire fraud. The sentencing comes amid an NBA investigation and a Clippers scandal, highlighting financial misconduct.
1 Jun, 23:36 — 2 Jun, 01:48
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FTVery High68d ago
Aspiration Partners co-founder Joe Sanberg gets 14-year fraud sentence
Criminal case has thrown spotlight on dealings with Wall Street and Hollywood elites including billionaire Steve Ballmer
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Aspiration co-founder sentenced to 14 years in prison after wire fraud amid NBA investigation, Clippers scandal
Joseph Sanberg pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud after prosecutors said he defrauded investors out of nearly $250 million.
By Ryan Young
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