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Test their mettle - Defendants' decision to challenge SEC in court is paying off
(December 19, 2023) - Sarah Heaton Concannon and Alex Zuckerman of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP discuss recent litigated enforcement actions with the Securities and Exchange Commission revealing that the willingness of entities and individuals to litigate against the government can pay off for them.
Can the SEC Win the First-of-Its-Kind Crypto Insider Trading Case?
Two months ago, the SEC brought its first ever alleged insider trading case arising from the purchase and sale of digital assets. The Commission charged Ishan Wahi, a former manager at Coinbase Global, with violations of §10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, alleging Wahi violated his duty to Coinbase by disseminating material non-public information (MNPI) to his brother and a friend about the timing of token listings on the Coinbase platform.
Hidden Implications of SEC’s Proposed Private Funds Rules
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a slew of new proposed rules and amendments for private funds and investment advisers, which—if enacted as proposed—will significantly increase the Commission’s oversight and enforcement powers in the private markets (the Proposed Adviser Rules).
Council Post: Decision Management: Organizational Precision And Speed At Every Turn
Alex Zuckerman is CMO & Chief Strategy Officer at Sapiens, empowering insurers with digital software platforms, solutions and services. getty Perfect things rarely become that way all at once. From making a great movie to planning a memorable vacation to running a successful business, it takes a series of intelligent decisions, big and small, to reach that “just-right” final product.
Council Post: The Business In Fencing: Getting To The Point
Alex Zuckerman is CMO & Chief Strategy Officer at Sapiens, empowering insurers with digital software platforms, solutions and services. getty What could fencing possibly teach business leaders about successful business practices? Take it from this executive and longtime fencer: a great deal. Despite its lesser mainstream exposure, fencing offers illuminating lessons on what it takes to make it in the business world.
I hosted a wedding in the middle of a pandemic. My advice: Eat Dessert First
Photo: Traverse The Tides In a pandemic, it’s the simple things in life that keep us going. So when it came to reimagining our big wedding day, one thing was not going to change: we wanted to eat ice cream. My husband and I never wanted the traditional wedding cake, we were always going to serve Thomas Sweet ice cream. It’s a Princeton, NJ staple and was my favorite ice cream growing up. Princeton has several small unique ice cream shops, so as a child it was customary to pick your favorite spot.
Be an insurance Netflix, not a Blockbuster
Here’s why digitization is to insurance what streaming technology was to the video market. (Photo: Shutterstock) In 2004, when Blockbuster was at its peak, the video rental company operated 9,000 stores across the globe, employed 60,000 people, and posted $5.9 billion in revenue. The notion that a rival service like the seven-year-old Netflix could dethrone Blockbuster seemed far-fetched. But within six years, Blockbuster had filed for bankruptcy as Netflix soared in popularity.
Portland, Oregon
Portland Stay: Woodlark Hotel – it’s near everything in the “old city” area of Portland. Easy for walking, biking, and strollers. I would also recommend an AirBnB in either the Richmond neighborhood or Ladd’s Addition. Ladd’s Addition is just a really unique area. Food: Food carts – just walk around, you’ll find one to your liking. I liked a boa buns place called Boa Boa on 3rd and Washington. Voo doo/ blue star – they are doughnuts, good ones, neither will make you see god.
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Tony Schwartz, Trump's ghostwriter, says writing "The Art of the Deal" is the greatest regret of his life
President Trump's former ghostwriter says writing "The Art of the Deal" is the biggest regret of his life and wishes the 1987 bestseller "weren't even in print." "I knew this was a bad guy when I did the book," Tony Schwartz told CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett for this week's episode of "The Takeout" podcast. The pair sat down for lunch at New York's ViceVersa restaurant.
Nats pitcher Sean Doolittle and wife Eireann Dolan discuss giving back
"I just had my coffee this morning, but I think we're ready," Nationals relief pitcher Sean Doolittle quips as we settle in to record "The Takeout" podcast hosted by CBS News' Major Garrett. At the time of our meeting, Doolittle is just days away from returning to the field after a two month stint on the disabled list. But we're not here to just talk baseball.
NASA chief explains the need for a "space force"
NASA administrator on "Space Force" While speaking at a National Space Council meeting at the White House in June, President Trump called for a "space force" to be added as a sixth branch of the military. This week on "The Takeout" CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett spoke with NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine to explain America's dominance on the last frontier.
Arlington National Cemetery Is Running Out of Room
Arlington National Cemetery Is Running Out of Room Arlington National Cemetery, the burial ground for veterans or active-duty forces that is revered as hallowed ground in the U.S., came into existence during the Civil War, after burial space in and around Washington, D.C. was exhausted. Now, burials are outpacing the space available once again. Read Full Article »
Arlington National Cemetery is running out of room
Arlington National Cemetery, the burial ground for veterans or active-duty forces that is revered as hallowed ground in the U.S., came into existence during the Civil War, after burial space in and around Washington, D.C. was exhausted. Now, burials are outpacing the space available once again. There are over 400,000 people who have been laid to rest on Arlington’s 624 acres. It conducts 30 burials a day and hosts over 3.5 million visitors a year.
Arlington National Cemetery is running out of room
Arlington National Cemetery, the burial ground for veterans or active-duty forces that is revered as hallowed ground in the U.S., came into existence during the Civil War, after burial space in and around Washington, D.C. was exhausted. Now, burials are outpacing the space available once again. There are over 400,000 people who have been laid to rest on Arlington's 624 acres. It conducts 30 burials a day and hosts over 3.5 million visitors a year.
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