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Emojis for expenses, penthouses and slipshod accounting: The most damning details from new FTX CEO's report

By: CNBC.com News
A filing from FTX's new CEO reveals a culture of permissiveness and laxity, where expenses were approved with emojis and company funds paid for employee homes.
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