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I am a <a href="http://michaelobryan.com/"freelance writer & teacherpreneur</a>. I write creative, engaging content for websites and blogs. I also develop custom employee development and training modules, programs, and websites.

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MoFo Advises Southwest Gas Holdings, Inc. in completing its approx. $1.62b separation from Centuri Holdings, Inc.

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By John Hensley, Justin R. Salon, Brandon C. Parris, Michael O'Bryan
| Morrison Foerster
Morrison Foerster advised Southwest Gas Holdings, Inc. (“Southwest Gas”) (NYSE: SWX) and Centuri Holdings, Inc. (“Centuri”) (NYSE: CTRI), a former subsidiary of Southwest Gas, in Southwest Gas’s full separation from Centuri, which was completed on September 5, 2025. The final step of the separation was affected through a follow-on offering of 27,362,210 existing shares of Centuri’s common stock held by Southwest Gas, which closed on September 5, 2025.
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AI Trends for 2025 - Dirty Data Damaging Deals – Data Issues in AI M&A | JD Supra

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By Michael O'Bryan, Chere See
| JD Supra
2024 saw strong interest in M&A involving companies that use or develop artificial intelligence (“AI”) offerings. The rise of AI has brought new issues for companies and dealmakers.[1] In particular, 2024 saw regulators focusing further on the collection and use of data in AI products, applying existing rules and developing new approaches.
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Philadelphia’s minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009 - here’s why efforts to raise it have failed

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By Michael O'Bryan
| New Canaan Advertiser Verified
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Michael O'Bryan, Drexel University and Alicia Atkinson, Drexel University (THE CONVERSATION) In Philadelphia, the poorest big city in the U.S., the minimum wage has been stuck at for the past 15 years. That’s the minimum wage everywhere in Pennsylvania, and it matches the federal minimum wage.
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