Hindenburg Research's report alleging that Block has shown a "willingness to facilitate fraud against consumers and the government, avoid regulation, dress up predatory loans and fees as revolutionary technology, and mislead investors with inflated metrics," could have negative implications for the US technology conglomerate's governance profile if the allegations are confirmed. The Wall Street Journal hasn't independently verified whether the report's accusations are accurate. Shortly after the accusations, Block's shares fell 15% to close at $61.88 on Thursday. The company said in a statement the report is "factually
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