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New Trump administration plan could end asylum claims and speed deportations for hundreds of thousands of migrants
US Immigration · United States

New Trump administration plan could end asylum claims and speed deportations for hundreds of thousands of migrants

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AI Companies Can Use Copyrighted Work Without Permission, Judge Rules
Sarah Silverman · United States

AI Companies Can Use Copyrighted Work Without Permission, Judge Rules

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A US judge ruled that AI companies are within their right to train their AI models on copyrighted material, with some minor caveats.See the Story
Are America’s Malls Back? DICK’S Buys Foot Locker
United States · United States

Are America’s Malls Back? DICK’S Buys Foot Locker

As malls across America struggle for shoppers, DICK’S Sporting Goods, Inc. announced plans to acquire Foot Locker, Inc. for $2.5 billion. The merger agreement permits Foot Locker shareholders to elect to receive either $24.00 in cash or 0.1168 shares of DICKS Sporting Goods common stock per share of Foot Locker common stock.  “Foot Locker has a strong history of sneaker expertise that sparks discovery and ignites the power of sneaker culture throRead Article

Short Sellers Target Zeta Global, and a Private Eye Jumps In

FOIAengine Reveals Who’s Watching Whom Short seller Christian Lamarco likes to court controversy.   When he founded his New York firm in 2019, he named it Culper Research – after the Culper Spy Ring, which operated during the American Revolution.   Those revolutionary spies reported back to George Washington on the movements of British forces and unmasked the traitor Benedict Arnold – a man whose name, like those of some activist short sellers, rRead Article

Hailey Bieber Shares How She Really Feels Selling Rhode for $1 Billion

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Hailey Bieber knows the right decision when she sees it. Bieber, 28, opened up to The Business of Fashion about selling her beauty line, Rhode, to e.l.f. Beauty for $1 billion on Wednesday, June 11. “Rhode is like my baby, I’m so precious about it,” she gushed to The Business of Beauty’s executive editor Priya Rao. Bieber added that even “considering” the sale was a “very, very big deal” to her. “I remember walking away, like, ‘They’re it,’” the…Hailey Bieber · Los AngelesSee the Story

Bigger Banks: Consolidation Continues

Bank consolidation has intensified, with a pair of bank mergers announced just a day apart: Columbia Banking System, Inc. announced plans to acquire Pacific Premier Bancorp, Inc. for $2 billion and Eastern Bankshares, Inc. intends to merge with HarborOne Bancorp for $99 million. Both deals’ press release tout the “bigger is better” refrain that has become commonplace in the sector:  “The acquisition enhances Columbias position as a leading regionCalifornia, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

At Bitcoin 2025, Crypto Purists and the MAGA Faithful Collide

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Trump’s inner circle has taken over one of the biggest crypto conferences in the world—drowning out protests from diehard bitcoiners who believe their “nerd money” shouldn’t be political.Donald Trump Jr. · United StatesSee the Story

Financial Expert Warns Against the Hidden Traps of 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services

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Using "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) has become increasingly common in recent years as people look to split up and finance purchases they make. According to Credit Sesame financial analyst Richard Barrington, some key steps people should take as they utilize BNPL include budgeting beforehand, reviewing the terms of the plan, determining what fees could be associated and being prepared for automatic payments."If you need BNPL to be able to pay for s…United States · United StatesSee the Story

Questions About High-Flying Insulet Corp.

FOIAengine: Multiple Hedge Funds Seeking Inspection Reports Leading medical device manufacturer Insulet Corporation’s stock price (NASDAQ: PODD) is on a roll. But that hasn’t stopped leading financial firms from monitoring the company’s Food and Drug Administration plant inspections to learn of any bad news that might slow its growth. During April, Wall Street analysts characterized Insulet as “revolutionizing,” “a top performer,” and a “solid w…Acton, Massachusetts · ActonRead Article

Tourism Tumult: TPG Acquires Sabre’s Hospitality Solutions for $1.1B

Alternative asset management firm TPG announced plans to acquire Sabre Corporation’s Hospitality Solutions business for $1.1 billion. The all-cash deal is projected to net Sabre $960 million, after accounting for taxes and fees, which will be used primarily to pay down debt.  “Hospitality Solutions provides software and solutions to more than 40 percent of the world’s leading hotel brands,” according to the deal’s press release. “The SaaS based pUnited States · United StatesRead Article

The History of Stockholder Suits, as Told by PACER

In 1995, Congress passed the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act, or PSLRA. The law was designed to stem the tide of allegedly frivolous securities lawsuits. Such lawsuits are filed under Rule 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and generally allege that the plaintiff’s investment holdings were devalued, via a decrease in stock price, by the misstatements or omissions of the defendant corporation. The PSLRA raises the pleading requUnited States · United StatesRead Article

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