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...Those fixtures are expected to continue to air as DSG negotiates with its creditors and restructures its debt....
...Kamensky’s pre-dawn arrest at his suburban New York home by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in September sent shockwaves through the distressed debt and corporate law communities....
...At current rates, the Big Three will control over a quarter of S&P 500 equity by 2028, up from one-fifth in 2018, according to a paper last year from the National Bureau of Economic Research in the US....
...“Nothing will come out,” said one creditor, “Because nobody has any interest in it coming out.” A version of this article was first published on May 20 by the Nikkei Asian Review. ©2020 Nikkei Inc....
...Additional reporting by Hannah Murphy in San Francisco and Richard Henderson in New York...
...“The idea that someone like this would be bound by a non-compete at all is really problematic,” said Terri Gerstein, a Harvard Law School fellow and former labour bureau chief in the New York state attorney-general...
...The law firm has also hired Haden Henderson from Ropes & Gray as a partner....
...A 2009 Supreme Court case involving prescription drug labels, Wyeth v Levine, greenlighted state laws that are stricter than federal laws....
...Thanks to a series of court rulings since the mid-2000s, such as eBay v MercExchange in 2007, Mayo Collaborative Services v Prometheus Laboratories in 2012 and Alice Corp v CLS Bank in 2014, and the subsequent...
...outcome of a third trial, which is due to start at the end of the month, which will be of greatest interest to businesses such as IT companies, caterers, cleaning groups and law firms that once provided services...
...Xerox’s goal — now dashed — was to bundle multiple corporate services and sell the package to big companies. The impending spin-off unwinds the ACS deal....
...In the cases of both Apple and Mossack Fonesca there is (a) a commercial service provider, (b) offering a service to those expecting complete data security, but (c) a service that others believe should be...
...Demetri Sevastopulo, Washington Bureau Chief. Click here for full FT coverage of the 2016 race....
...The companies had previously relied on lenders and creditors to confirm errors, which usually made it difficult for a consumer to correct a mistake....
...The company had between 10,000 and 25,000 creditors....
...Steven Chabinsky, FBI deputy assistant director, says the bureau is placing “a lot of emphasis and focus on Anonymous and other groups that would be like them....
...Italy V Ireland....
...Kristin Gribben is associate editor of Agenda, a Financial Times service...
...AgustaWestland partners Bell in the development of the civil version of the Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey military Tilt Rotor....
...These talks for Lansdowne were organised by the Washington Speakers Bureau in the usual way. Mr Blair has not taken a job with Landsdowne Partners.”...
...However, the failure to comply with the conditions drew the ire of the creditors....
...With the complexity of the company and the likelihood of creditors holding out, John Fenn, US credit strategist at Citi, said credit investors believed a filing could last one to two years....
...Victor Mallet is the FT’s Madrid bureau chief and writes a regular column on sailing and yachting in the Weekend FT...
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