Super Micro Risks Nasdaq Delisting Amid Auditor Search
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Super Micro Computer (SMCI) risks being delisted from the Nasdaq exchange if it fails to file necessary financial documents by November 18, amid an ongoing accounting scandal. The company's stock has plummeted 72% in three months following accusations of accounting malfeasance and the resignation of its auditor. Despite a previous surge due to its role in the AI boom, SMCI's stock is now down 38% for the year. Analysts currently rate the stock as a Hold, with a potential upside if compliance is achieved.
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