Christine Hunsicker, CEO of clothing rental technology company CaaStle, has been charged with misrepresenting the company’s ...

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Christine Hunsicker allegedly submitted fraudulent financial statements to swindle investors and banks of more than $300 ...

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Hunsicker, who founded “clothing-as-a-service” business CaaStle, allegedly queried the internet on "faking an audit" as she ...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is charging a fashion tech CEO for allegedly defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars by lying about its profits.

Before the fraud allegations emerged, Hunsicker seemed to be a rising star in the fashion world after she was named to Crain's New York Business "40 under 40" lists, was selected as one of Inc.'s ...

Authorities said Christine Hunsicker, 48, of Lafayette, New Jersey, promoted CaaStle to investors as a more than $1.4 billion ...

Former fashion tech CEO Christine Hunsicker faced multiple claims Friday over charges that she misled investors over the ...

Christine Hunsicker, 48, of Lafayette, New Jersey, was charged with six counts, including fraud, aggravated identity theft and false statement charges in the indictment in Manhattan federal court.

Christine Hunsicker, the founder and CEO of fashion tech startup CaaStle, has been indicted on fraud-related charges ...

Christine Hunsicker was charged with fraudulent activities involving over $300 million, according to the Southern District of ...