Page 4 - Dev Pragad News Today

The president and prime minister of Sri Lanka announced their resignation on Saturday after the chaos prompted by angry protests against government leadership as the country suffered severe economic convulsions for months.

IBT fires back. Dev Pragad's ownership of the publication is now in question. 'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters The following article was published in Headlines and Global News (HNGN).

'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters 'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters On Friday IBT Media fired back via a statement from its lawyer against dual attempts by Newsweek CEO Pragad to obfuscate his lack of ownership interests in the company by once again unethically weaponizing the newsroom and through a "meritless" legal filing that mixes religion and shareholder rights.

(RNS) — A pair of lawsuits pits friends and business partners — who all were part of a community tied to a controversial cleric — against each other.

/PRNewswire/ -- Newsweek has filed a suit against IBT Media, David Jang, World Olivet Assembly, Olivet University, Etienne Uzac and Younseok "Titus" Choi to...

/PRNewswire/ -- Newsweek has filed a suit against IBT Media, David Jang, World Olivet Assembly, Olivet University, Etienne Uzac and Younseok "Titus" Choi to...

After a money laundering case and dozens of lawsuits, the Christian college founded by David Jang is under new scrutiny from Christian accreditors.

IBT Media purchased Newsweek in 2013 and is now asking a New York court to cancel a 2018 deal, in which Newsweek was spun off as an independent company.

Newsweek parent company IB Times reportedly filed a lawsuit against Dev Pragad. (Photo : https://www. hngn. com/) This image is owned by HNGN. Tech Times has been allowed to use it.

Newsweek Reporter Alex Rouhandeh Fails to Mention that CEO Dev Pragad Allegedly Usurped Newsweek for ‘Greed’