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News article accuses Norwegian management of instructing employees to lie about COVID-19 to boost sales; stock plummets 27%
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On March 11, 2020, the Miami New Times published an article describing leaked internal emails allegedly showing that Norwegian Cruise Line representatives were instructed by management to lie about COVID-19 to potential customers. On this news, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NCLH) stock plummeted nearly 27%. Investors in Norwegian Cruise Line may have a claim.
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On March 11, 2020, the Miami New Times published an article entitled “Leaked Emails: Norwegian Pressures Sales Team to Lie About Coronavirus.” The article details leaked emails from a Norwegian Cruise Line employee purportedly showing that sales representatives were told to lie about COVID-19. According to the article, employees were allegedly told to pressure potential customers to book a cruise, even if they were worried about their safety.
Some of the recommended responses are blatantly false. For instance, cruise bookers were instructed to tell potential customers that coronavirus is not a concern in warm Caribbean climates.
“The Coronavirus can only survive in cold temperatures, so the Caribbean is a fantastic choice for your next cruise,” one talking point reads.
Another line says coronavirus “cannot live in the amazingly warm and tropical temperatures that your cruise will be sailing to.”
According to the article, the employee asked to stay anonymous, citing fears of retaliation.
On this news, Norwegian Cruise Line stock dropped 27% to close at $15.03 on March 11, 2020, causing significant harm to investors. If you invested in NCLH, you may have a claim.
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