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Valar Atomics Sues Its Own Investor, Day One, Over Funding Round Allocation

October 10

Nuclear reactor startup Valar Atomics says it has sued one of its early backers, Day One Ventures, in Delaware court after shutting out the venture firm from its recent $1 billion funding round.

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