James Nani
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Meritage cited a deactivation notice it said its customers received June 4 via email from SunPower CEO T.J. Rodgers.
Rodgers’ email told customers that Meritage has refused to pay SunPower and it can’t “continue to use our shareholder’s money to pay Meritage’s bills,” according to a court exhibit.
Rodgers’ email told customers that Meritage has refused to pay SunPower and it can’t “continue to use our shareholder’s money to pay Meritage’s bills,” according to a court exhibit.
June 6, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Meritage cited a deactivation notice it said its customers received June 4 via email from SunPower CEO T.J. Rodgers.
Rodgers’ email told customers that Meritage has refused to pay SunPower and it can’t “continue to use our shareholder’s money to pay Meritage’s bills,” according to a court exhibit.
Rodgers’ email told customers that Meritage has refused to pay SunPower and it can’t “continue to use our shareholder’s money to pay Meritage’s bills,” according to a court exhibit.
Jackson “has no knowledge of” the woman and “categorically denies any recollection of any involvement with her,” Jackson attorney Craig Weiner of Blank Rome LLP told Bloomberg Law in an emailed statement Wednesday.
May 14, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Jackson “has no knowledge of” the woman and “categorically denies any recollection of any involvement with her,” Jackson attorney Craig Weiner of Blank Rome LLP told Bloomberg Law in an emailed statement Wednesday.