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AMC Taps Junk Bonds to Refinance High-Cost Pandemic Debt
AMC Entertainment Holdings reported fourth-quarter results that topped expectations as the reopening of theaters and successful new releases helped boost its performance.
Navigating the E-Discovery Minefield of Social Collaboration Tools
Slack messages are quickly becoming comparable to emails, and counsel should be on notice for the potential use of, and requests for, this data.
Ferrari Beats Consensus as Supercar Buyers Shrug Off Pandemic
Ferrari last month began revamping its organizational structure and hiring managers with experience in technology as Vigna tries to pick up the pace of the electrification drive.
Wanted: Georgia Judges, Court Staff to Help Move Dockets Amid 74% Spike in Case Backlog
"We are adjusting our schedules and using additional judges to enable our circuit's judges to focus on case backlogs, with an emphasis on serious violent felonies," said Waycross Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Dwayne Gillis
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Tesla Sued by Black, Gay Worker Claiming 'Unchecked' Racism
Kaylen Barker, a former contract worker who inspected brake parts, is the latest to complain that Tesla ignores discrimination based on race, sexual orientation and gender at its plants.
Young Lawyers: It's 2022 and COVID Is Still Here. What Now?
Regardless of where the pandemic goes in 2022, we can survive and thrive this year if we start prioritizing ourselves and our health over work.
Avenatti Argues 'Complete Defense' of Good Faith as Fraud Trial Closes
U.S. Judge Jesse Furman admonished the jury to disregard any statements that crossed the line from argument to improper testimony. The case, over whether Avenatti stole money from his client Stormy Daniels, is now set to go to the jury.
$600,000 Grant-Funded Study Aimed at Improving Fairness, Efficiency in Connecticut's Courts
Chief State's Attorney Richard Colangelo has spearheaded Moving Justice Forward, which aims to produce a blueprint for action by the end of the year.
Fed Won't Be Rushed in Its Hiking Path by Wall Street Frenzy
With the inflation rate near a 40-year high, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Federal Open Market Committee had penciled in a rate hike for its March 15-16 policy meeting.Trending Stories
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