Rakesh Gangwal, the co-promoter of IndiGo Airlines, resigned from the carrier’s parent company InterGlobe Aviation and hence, from its Board of Directors, with immediate effect. He was serving as a non-independent, non-executive Director at the company. In a letter written […]

A coalition of Hollywood studios plus Amazon, Netflix, Apple, and other content owners, have won a preliminary injunction to shut down two pirate IPTV services accused of infringing their movie and TV show rights. Claims from the alleged pirate operator that the case is deficient and relies on biased and inaccurate evidence made little difference to the outcome.

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On February 18, 2022, the EU filed a request for consultations at the WTO regarding China’s SEP practices as well as China’s failure to respond to the prior Article 63 transparency request […]

Canna-bro culture is an unfortunate development over the past 5 to 10 years in the cannabis space.  What is canna-bro culture?  How did it start?  What can you do about it if a canna-bro tries to intimidate you or bully you?  Let’s cover what bro culture is and how it made its way into the cannabis industry.

The SEC vs Ripple lawsuit has come a long way and has been increasing curiosity among crypto enthusiasts since then. As the case proceeds, people have been guessing all sorts of consequences, be it a settlement among two parties or a win for one. One thing is for sure that the result of this case

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The Super Bowl was crypto’s intro to prime time. But is crypto ready for the big stage?

A judge in Macau’s Court of First Instance appears to be siding with Las Vegas Sands Corp’s (LVS) defense of a monstruous $7.5 billion breach-of-contract lawsuit, dating back 20 years. Judge Seng Ioi Man said Tuesday there was no evidence that the contract in question extended beyond 15 January 2002, the date LVS claims it […]

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Collectively, challenger banks are chipping away at the most profitable parts of the incumbents’ business.

The Seneca Nation will not be making casino revenue share payments to New York State until the NIGC reviews last month's settlement agreement.

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A California court has awarded Parkwest Casinos founder John Park $47.4 million in compensatory damages from his ex-lawyer. That’s for sabotaging his bid to purchase a 50 percent stake in San Jose’s Casino M8trix, per court documents. Park sued his former council Tracey Buck-Walsh in 2016, claiming she had thwarted his efforts to secure the […]

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The biggest misconceptions about artificial intelligence are that it’s too advanced, costly, and complex for teams to integrate and manage successfully. People tend to think of AI in terms of large machinery or a C-3PO type robot, but AI technology mostly exists behind the scenes on cloud or software platforms, which can make it quite simple to deploy. Over the past decade, advances in cloud computing and data availability have made AI technology available to more organizations than ever before. Quavo was the first Fintech to identify AI opportunities for fraud and dispute resolution processes. Not […]

So here we are. Now that the storm has settled (a bit), it's worth discussing the big news. Of course, Microsoft’s announced acquisition of Activision Blizzard has sent shockwaves through the industry, an acquisition that somehow dwarfs the company’s previous mega-acquisition of Bethesda.

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