Entrepreneur arrested for stealing $2 million from CrossFit investors

A serial entrepreneur who allegedly told investors he was raising money so that he could own and operate CrossFit training centers in New York and New Jersey, has been arrested on charges of wire fraud. Prosecutors are accusing Joshua B. Newman of Manhattan stealing more than $2 million from investors. Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigations arrested Newman, 35, last week, according to the New York Times. Newman, who did not enter a plea, was ordered to post a $300,000 bond. According…