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It adds to a raft of signs that a disillusioned, anxious electorate is ready to use the midterms to punish the party in power.

A SPAC that included a former National Football League quarterback is the latest to announce a liquidation. The SPAC was close to locking down a deal, but it might have fallen apart at the hands of the quarterback.

A 72-page report by Chess.com seen by WSJ says Niemann had likely received illegal assistance in over 100 online games.

The Chess.com report comes in wake of Magnus Carlsen, a chess world champion, accusing Hans Niemann of cheating.

We lost a legal legend.

Critics call it bossware, and it's catching on.

It looks like the Wall Street Journal and Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ: COIN) are misunderstanding each other.

An ad-supported plan coming later this year from streaming platform Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) could add additional subscribers and revenue. Here’s a look at just how many subscribers Netflix thinks it can add with its new plan.

In Greer v. Fox Corp., decided Wednesday, Judge Laura Taylor Swain (S.D.N.Y.) largely adopted Magistrate Judge Stewart Aaron's report and recommendation from June 2021; here's an excerpt of that report and recommendation, which the District Judge adopted (and which strikes me as quite correct): The following is a summary of…