James Whitner Discusses His 'No F*cks Given' Approach to Navigating Corporate Spaces on Complex’s ‘Please Explain’
In an interview with Complex's Editor in Chief, Aria Hughes, the founder of the Whitaker Group also addressed the lack of ...
James Whitner Cleared Of Federal Money Laundering Charges
James Whitner and his company, The Whitaker Group, have been cleared of federal money laundering charges, according to the ...
Hip-Hop Wired4d
Social Status Owner James Whitner Forfeits $1.2M Seized By Authorities
Social Status Owner James Whitner Forfeits $1.2 Million Seized By Authorities investigating His Sneaker Reselling to Chinese ...
James Whitner Concedes $1.2 Million in Alleged Retail Scheme
James Whitner, founder of sneaker retailer the Whitaker Group, which includes popular boutiques A Ma Maniera and Social ...
Hip-Hop Wired3d
Social Status Owner James Whitner Cleared Of Wrongdoing, Forfeits $1.2M Seized By Authorities
Social Status Owner James Whitner Forfeits $1.2 Million Seized By Authorities investigating His Sneaker Reselling to Chinese ...
Nike Collaborator Forfeits $1.2M To Government Amid Money Laundering Lawsuit
James Whitner forfeited $1.2M to the United States government seized in 2021 amid a $32m federal money laundering lawsuit.
Federal Money Laundering Charges Against James Whitner's The Whitaker Group Have Allegedly Been Dropped
Original story: Federal agents are investigating a “Charlotte businessman,” who has yet to be named, for an alleged $32 ...
Complex5d
James Whitner Concedes $1.2 Million in Alleged Retail Scheme
James Whitner, founder of sneaker retailer the Whitaker Group, which includes popular boutiques A Ma Maniera and Social Stauts, has failed to file a claim for nearly $1.2 million in cash that was ...
Charlotte-based sneaker entrepreneur gives up claim to $1.2M seized by feds
In November 2023, court documents were filed that alleged James Whitner Jr. and his associates potentially broke anti-federal ...
WSOC-TV9d
Charlotte-based sneaker entrepreneur gives up claim to $1.2M seized by feds
James Whitner Jr., owner of the popular Social Status store in Plaza Midwood, will not file a claim for nearly $1.2 million seized from one of his business associates, said federal prosecutors.