San Francisco AI startup founder and wife indicted in $60 million fraud scheme
Alexander Beckman, founder of the AI startup GameOn Technology (now ON Platform), and his wife, attorney Valerie Lau Beckman, ...
AI founder allegedly swindled investors out of $60M, bought SF homes
GameOn founder Alexander Beckman and wife Victoria Lau Beckman bought San Francisco homes with stolen funds, property records ...
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Founder and Former CEO of San Francisco Technology Company GameOn and Attorney Indicted for Years-Long Fraud Schemes
Founder and Former CEO of San Francisco Technology Company GameOn and Attorney Indicted for Years-Long Fraud Schemes ...
Tech couple that allegedly stole $60 million claimed to work with the NBA, NHL, PGA, PwC, and Coca-Cola. The SEC says it was all part of an elaborate scheme
Bay area founder Alexander Charles Beckman and his wife Valerie Lau were arrested in San Francisco and face federal charges.
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Planted envelope, pilfered identities, money that didn’t exist: Bay Area couple accused of $60 million AI startup fraud
The indictment describes an enterprise constantly teetering on the edge of failure as the Beckmans allegedly solicited and obtained investments via false financial documents that dramatically ...
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The company also attracted investments from notable celebrities, such as Snoop Dogg and Joe Montana.
Alexander Beckman, 41, founder and former CEO of the AI company GameOn, and his wife, attorney Valerie Lau Beckman, 38, are accused of orchestrating a "brazen and wide-ranging" six-year scheme.
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Alexander Beckman and Valerie Lau Arrested: Tale of Fraud and Celebrity Backing of GameOn Which Raised $80M
The day of reckoning came when Alexander Beckman and Valerie Lau were apprehended. The charges were serious, encompassing a ...
Glamorous Silicon Valley couple is busted in $60 MILLION swindle that sucked in sporting titans
A high-flying Silicon Valley couple have been arrested after allegedly being caught swindling over $60 million in investors cash for their luxury lifestyle.