The chairman of a failed 'TikTok killer' pleaded guilty to lying to investors to inflate the company's stock

Source: Business Insider

Roderick Vanderbilt, left, has pleaded guilty to lying to investors. Getty / Dave Kotinsky / StringerThe former chairman of Vinco Ventures pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud. The DOJ charged Roderick Vanderbilt with lying to investors and artificially inflating Vinco's stock.

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