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A former Siemens CEO thought he was investing $2.5 million in Deepak Chopra’s app. Prosecutors say it was fraud.

Federal prosecutors say Klaus Kleinfeld was defrauded of nearly $2 million. Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images Prosecutors ...

A former Siemens CEO thought he was investing $2.5 million in Deepak Chopra’s app. Prosecutors say it was fraud.
Source: Business Insider - Business

Federal prosecutors say Klaus Kleinfeld was defrauded of nearly $2 million. Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images Prosecutors say a startup co-founder bilked former Siemens CEO Klaus Kleinfeld of nearly $2 million. Kleinfeld thought he was investing in Deepak Chopra's wellness and meditation app. Chopra's company, Chopra Global, no longer has any relationship with the startup, his lawyer said. In 2023, a wellness...

SOURCE: Business Insider - Business
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