Phia, the shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates, called it a software glitch in July. A Bloomberg investigation now says the company knew for at least seven months that it was claiming commissions on sales it never drove — a practice lawyers say US courts treat as federal wire fraud.
Phia, the shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates, called it a software glitch in July. A Bloomberg investigation now says the company knew for at least seven months that it was claiming commissions on sales it never drove — a practice lawyers say US courts treat as federal wire fraud.
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Phia, the shopping app co-founded by Phoebe Gates, called it a software glitch in July. A Bloomberg investigation now says the company knew for at least seven months that it was claiming commissions on sales it never drove — a practice lawyers say US courts treat as federal wire fraud.
