That article explains a lot. I'm sorry, but any financial "reporter" worthy of the title would know enough about startup companies to realize that going concern statements are far from a rare thing, and even a journalist with limited experience should have checked the companies prior financial statements to realize that the going concern was not a new thing (if it had been new, that, of course, would have been a legitimate news item).
This was obviously intended either to put the company in a negative light or generate interest for the journalist or publication by creating controversy.