State and federal lawmakers are calling for criminal investigations into Bitwise Industries. The tech and real estate company based in Fresno furloughed all its workers on...
Eight former Bitwise Industries employees have sued, alleging that the financially distressed company violated state law and failed to pay wages and maintain records. Represented by...
A founding member of Bitwise Industries is sharing his thoughts on the troubles his one-time company is facing. “It’s just really sad because they had a...
Update, 6/08/23: Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias won a close vote to remove a proposal to rename the Fresno Police Department Regional Training Center to the...
When Chase Carter partnered with Bitwise, he thought he would grow his app geared toward real estate agents. Instead, he lost his job and lost control...
One of the biggest questions in the Bitwise collapse is how a company that claimed to have raised $157 million from investors couldn’t make payroll or...
Bitwise Industries’ board of directors announced they have fired co-CEO Jake Soberal and Irma Olguin Jr. The announcement was made by an email sent by Ollen...
The landlord for three of Bitwise Industries downtown Fresno buildings posted a legal notice — a step that could break the lease and officially evict the...
Several Bitwise Industries workers furloughed on Monday are planning to sue their former employer for violating state law, their attorney says. “It’s just unconscionable to me...
Bitwise Industries, the Fresno-based company in the news this week for its apparent financial collapse, has a $1 million services contract with the city. Councilmen Mike...