
Aspiration Partners Inc., a climate startup backed by celebrities including Leonardo DiCaprio and Cindy Crawford, has filed for bankruptcy. The company, which arranged carbon credits for major corporations such as Meta Platforms Inc. and Microsoft Corp., owes $170 million to creditors, including $30 million to Steve Ballmer's L.A. Clippers. The filing comes after allegations of fraud against a co-founder, who is accused of defrauding investors of $145 million. Additionally, the startup has reported a cumulative net operating loss of $580 million for tax purposes. In a related development, CaaStle, a clothing inventory monetization platform that has raised over $530 million, is also facing financial difficulties and has seen its CEO resign amid claims of financial misconduct.
Hunsicker has reportedly resigned as CEO and CaaStle, which has raised $534 million, is nearing financial collapse. https://t.co/XUQW0gSKJ5
Aspiration Partners, a climate-finance startup backed by celebrities like Cindy Crawford, has lined up proposed funding to stay afloat in chapter 11 after federal prosecutors charged a co-founder with fraud https://t.co/xdtMR58DXJ
US fashion-tech firm CaaStle CEO resigns over financial claims https://t.co/18n1Dy0u0F

