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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 9m

Look at this man. He disrupted a $1 trillion industry. Was feared by Elon Musk. Built a company valued at $34 billion. But now he’s in prison for running one of the biggest scams in history. Here’s the full story: Trevor Milton wasn’t born into

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Hey I am on Medial • 9m

Honestly, the real villains here are the investors. How do Bosch and GM, with all their resources, fail to see through this scam? It’s embarrassing that a guy like Milton could fool such major players. It makes you wonder how many other companies are

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 9m

Bosch and GM missed Nikola's alleged fraud due to excitement around EVs, limited due diligence, FOMO in a competitive market, and trust in Nikola’s claims. The hype and pressure to innovate likely clouded their scrutiny.

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