The $6 billion merger between US President Trump's social media empire and a nuclear fusion startup will inject up to $300 million into TAE Technologies, an ambitious energy producer. TAE Technologies has been repeatedly accused of not making payments to suppliers and sellers. Over the past 16 months, at least nine suppliers have filed lawsuits alleging that they have defaulted on invoices for special parts, recruitment fees, and rent. TAE Technologies said the company is conducting a full review of overdue supplier bills and will dispose of verified debts in an orderly and responsible manner in accordance with financial controls and long-term operating plans.

The $6 billion merger between US President Trump's social media empire and a nuclear fusion startup will inject up to $300 million into TAE Technologies, an ambitious energy producer. TAE Technologies has been repeatedly accused of not making payments to suppliers and sellers. Over the past 16 months, at least nine suppliers have filed lawsuits alleging that they have defaulted on invoices for special parts, recruitment fees, and rent. TAE Technologies said the company is conducting a full review of overdue supplier bills and will dispose of verified debts in an orderly and responsible manner in accordance with financial controls and long-term operating plans.