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Ruling in Starbucks v. Simon Properties Dispute could Flavor Terms of Future Lease Agreements
Read moreAs shopping malls struggle with declining sales and increasing vacancy rates, one of the nation’s largest mall operators, Simon...
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New Conductor, New Song?: The Fight Over CFPB Leadership
Read moreCreated as part of the Dodd-Frank Act in wake of 2008 Financial Crisis, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has...
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ESPN and Private Information
Read moreIn 2014, Chad Eichenberger sued the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network (“ESPN”) in a class action lawsuit claiming that...
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Equifax and the Unsustainable Status Quo
Read moreOn Thursday, September 7, 2017, the credit reporting giant Equifax Inc. revealed that “highly sensitive personal and financial information...
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Uncertainty With Chinese Foreign Direct Investment Under the Trump Administration; Expanding Role of CFIUS
Read moreThe People’s Republic of China has grown into the world’s second largest economy, the largest manufacturing nation, and a...
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Green Finance to Fuel Sustainable Development
Read moreNations around the world have taken action to address climate change. The Paris Agreement adopted in 2015 set goals...
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Corruption Scandal in College Basketball
Read moreIn the sportswear industry, Nike is the main player, but well-known competitors Adidas, Under Armour, and others are constantly...
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Where are the Funding Portals? (Part 2)
Read moreIn the previous blog post, I detailed the reasons behind why there haven’t been very many funding portals.1 This...
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Co-determination in Germany: A Model for the U.S.?
Read moreThe American conception of the duty of loyalty requires that directors act solely in the best interest of the corporation.1 In Germany,...
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Can a Loan Acquirer be a Loan Originator?
Read moreThe outcome of a recent mortgage case from the Fourth Circuit offers potentially exciting news to financial institutions engaged...