NEW YORK – City Comptroller Scott Stinger called on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Tyson Foods misled investors in reports about how it was affected by the COVID pandemic. Singer said he had reviewed Tyson’s legally required periodic corporate communications with investors and found nothing about negligence. He cited “human failures,” specifically preventable deaths, hospitalizations and sick workers. “These failures have material impacts on its business operations that carry serious risks for shareholders,” he said.
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