The US is considering lifting sanctions on Venezuela’s central bank to facilitate the flow of billions of dollars into the country’s battered economy, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Bal Harbour Shops LLC, an outdoor shopping center in Miami, asked to lift certain bankruptcy protections for Saks Global Enterprises LLC in order to proceed to trial in a long-running eviction suit seeking six years of unpaid rent.
Omar Samji joined Gibson Dunn as a partner in its energy and infrastructure practice group in Houston, the firm announced Wednesday.
Three whistleblowers will get nothing from Texas’ $236 million Medicaid fraud settlement with Xerox because the state relied on media reports, not their knowledge, to bring the case, the statewide intermediary appeals court ruled.
On Monday night, a crew of four astronauts on NASA’s Orion spacecraft traveled around the moon for the first time in 50 years. The Artemis II mission is the latest stage of NASA’s attempt to return humans to the moon—and a made-for-TV demonstration of the space agency’s engineering prowess.
Sullivan & Cromwell has taken a dominant position in the AI market thanks to key lateral hires and an emphasis on data center transactions that propelled the law firm past all rivals in deals work.
Mounting age verification legislation with unclear technical requirements has created opportunities for private vendors to emerge as de facto guides as companies navigate legal and reputational risk.
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