Sue Wall Street digs into the scams, cover-ups, and corporate faceplants that Wall Street hopes you’ll ignore. From fraud and insider trading to the whistleblowers who called it out we break down how the powerful play the game and sometimes get burned. We’re not lawyers or accountants, so don’t take this as legal or financial advice. Go to ZLK.com for more on the case and follow us for the next corporate faceplant.
In this episode of Sue Wall Street: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we examine the securities class action lawsuit involving FS KKR Capital Corp. ($FSK). We break down allegations that the business development company overstated improvements in portfolio credit quality, restructuring efforts, valuation practices, and the sustainability of its shareholder distributions. Investors, income-focused shareholders, private credit followers, and dividend investors will learn about rising nonaccrual loans, declining net asset value, portfolio losses, dividend reductions, and the securities law claims at the center of this case. Get a detailed look at the timeline, stock price declines, and key investor takeaways.
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25 Jun 2026
#161 $GLOB Globant's Latin America Growth Story Unravels: Revenue Declines, Layoffs, and Investor Lawsuit
In this episode of Sue Wall Street: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we examine the securities class action lawsuit involving Globant ($GLOB). We break down allegations that the technology consulting giant promoted strong growth opportunities across Latin America while facing declining client demand, project cancellations, workforce reductions, wage freezes, employee unrest, and challenges tied to its Brazil expansion strategy. This episode is essential for investors, shareholders, technology sector followers, and anyone interested in IT services, digital transformation, international growth strategies, earnings guidance, corporate disclosures, and securities litigation. Get a detailed look at the allegations, key disclosures, stock price declines, and what investors should know.
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24 Jun 2026
#160 $GPK Graphic Packaging's Inventory Crisis: Guidance Cuts, CEO Exit, and Investor Lawsuit
In this episode of Sue Wall Street: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we break down the securities class action lawsuit involving Graphic Packaging Holding Company ($GPK). We explore allegations that the company overstated the strength of its business model, inventory management strategy, demand outlook, and financial performance while facing growing inventory issues, declining volumes, rising costs, production curtailments, and multiple guidance cuts. This episode is essential listening for investors, shareholders, packaging industry followers, value investors, and anyone interested in earnings guidance, corporate disclosures, stock market losses, and securities litigation.
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