In my opinion, if she is doing well, or not, with any privately funded ventures is her business and has no relevance to anything here. However, if the LYJN (publicly traded company) intends to stay active (at least on the corporate books) it should release the long awaited audited financials to the investors who funded and made the company possible. If not, it should formally file to disband the company and go through the Federal IRS process to close the entity, which includes a complete Federal audit for tax purposes.
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