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e signed 20 were that: 21 • The products were subject to a lien in favor of North American 22 Production Sharing, Inc. ("NAPS"), as a result of Jawbone's failure 23 to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in storage and handling fees; 24 • As a result of Jawbone's intention not to pay and failure

the fraudulent and otherwise wrongful conduct of defendants AliphCom, Inc. cl/b/a Jawbone ("Jawbone"), its Chief Executive Officer Hosain Rahman ("Rahman"), and its Chief Financial Officer, Jason Child ("Child"), in making or directing the making of materially false statements and promises to Protempo

told one of its business partners it couldn't make an August payment deadline. Jawbone breached covenants on its S300 million loan from BlackRock, Jawbone confirmed, prompting the investor to push Jawbone to put itself on the market. That sale process didn't lead to any bids. Yet after all that, CEO H

Richard Kahn Subject: Jawbone Date: October 20, 2016 at 6:14:25 PM EDT To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Despite Challenges, Jawbone's Rahman Still Upbeat By Reed Albergotti Oct. 20, 2016 12:48 PM PDT • Mentions Jawbone. Hosain Rahman and 2 others Share full article It's been a tough 1

eally, really excited about what we're doing and what we'=e building but it is a shift from where we've been before,"=he said. A former employee at Jawbone said the company has considered =eveloping a blood glucose monitor similar to those used by =iabetics. Earlier this month the company told =mployees

y had arranged "term sheets" from "some of =he largest financial institutions in the world," including one =or another $150 million in funding. Mr. Rahman =ould not identify the financiers. But he said they had been given =E2 access to a lot of information that you don't =ave." The latest money-raisin