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Billionaire Tom Siebel faces tumult at C3.ai as investor lawsuit, short sellers question metrics

By: CNBC.com News
Tom Siebel, who became a billionaire after selling Siebel Systems to Oracle in 2006, now faces a investor lawsuit and short sellers at AI software vendor C3.ai.
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