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Apr 11 2024
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Dormant Commerce and Corporate Jurisdiction
Personal jurisdiction aficionados have been buzzing about the Court's decision last summer in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co. and what it might mean for jurisdiction over interstate corporations. In particular, Justice Alito's concurrence reintroduced some dormant-commerce questions that used to play a major role but have largely been forgotten since International Shoe. I've got a new
ReasonMay 03 2024
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Celebrate Rusty! Commerce City's Winningest Public Art!
Celebrate Rusty! Join us at Greyhound Grounds Coffee House for a fun-filled event honoring the winningest rabbit in Colorado, Rusty. Get ready for an afternoon of free activities and delicious treats. Bring your family, friends and pets to enjoy the festivities. Don't miss out on this paws-itively awesome celebration to honor Commerce City's new public art sculpture! FREE and open to everyone
Denver WestwordMay 16 2024
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‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry bets big on China e-commerce
Michael Burry’s investment firm doubled down on its bets on JD.com Inc and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. in the first quarter as Chinese equities bottomed out. JD.com was Scion Asset Management’s top holding after the firm boosted its stake in the e-commerce operator by 80% during the period, according to the most recent 13F filing. Alibaba was its second-biggest position with total value at
FortuneMay 16 2024
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Auburn Chamber of Commerce pens open letter on Cornfest confusion, loss of festival grounds
AUBURN, MI — It’s been nearly a year since division arose within the Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce, resulting in disputed over ownership of lands where the annual Auburn Cornfest took place. A police investigation followed, the Cornfest was canceled, and lawsuits have been bandied back-and-forth from parties having an interest in the controversy.
Most recently, the festival was
MLive.comMay 03 2024
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Construction starts on 460 Commerce Center in Isle of Wight County
W.M. Jordan Development, Colliers and Isle of Wight County Economic Development announced the start of construction of 460 Commerce Center in Isle of Wight County’s Shirley T. Holland Intermodal Park. The planned facility at 12375 William A. Gwaltney Way in the county’s 1,200-acre industrial park near Windsor will have roughly 350,000 square feet of light industrial manufacturing and warehouse
Daily PressMar 20 2024
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Hispanic chamber of commerce launches in Delaware
WILMINGTON — Gathering the growing might of the Hispanic and Latino community, the Hispanic American Association of Delaware and other community members have launched a new chamber of commerce to help them navigate the challenges of business together. The Delaware Hispanic Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon on its office on Lancaster Avenue in Wilmington on March 15, with scores of attendees
Delaware Business TimesMar 20 2024
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Commerce Township road to close Saturday
McCoy Street, which runs along the border of Wolverine Lake Village and Commerce Township, will be closed on Saturday, March 23, 2024, between Benstein and Ladd roads. An estimated 2,020 vehicles travel this stretch of McCoy daily. Oakland County’s road commission will remove and replace two culverts under the road. The culverts are between Wilkshire Street and Killarney Court and just west of
Oakland PressMay 01 2024
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Senate Commerce Panel Expected to Approve Social Media Ban for Kids Under 14
‘Parents know there’s no good reason for a child to be doom-scrolling or binge-watching reels that glorify unhealthy lifestyles,’ Sen. Ted Cruz said. A bipartisan proposal to bar children under the age of 14 from accessing social media sites is expected to be introduced on Wednesday during a hearing of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee. The revised approach, offered as
The Epoch TimesApr 06 2024
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2 dead after collision on 5 Freeway on-ramp in Commerce
A crash in Commerce claimed the lives of two people early Saturday. According to a CHP spokesperson, the multi-vehicle traffic collision was reported shortly after 7 a.m. on the Slauson Avenue on-ramp to the 5 Freeway. A SigAlert was issued for the affected stretch of the 5 Freeway and the on-ramp, temporarily shutting both down. The #1, #2 and #3 lanes were opened as of 10:30 a.m. Saturday,
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