A longtime thorn in Zillow’s side, Left and his firm Citron Capital LLC face charges from the DOJ and SEC that they profited by taking positions in companies that were the opposite of what they told investors to do.
Source: Inman News
Citron founder Andrew Left charged with stock manipulation
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