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What is Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad exactly up to? The recent Harvard certificate graduate, who claims to have saved Newsweek, is being accused of fraud and launching threats against Christian churches, including a Christian university, in "collusion" with Newsweek Editor Naveed Jamali and others, a source says, after weeks of silence following threats from the Newsweek CEO. The source, who is very close to the matter, requested anonymity due to fears of retaliation from Pragad, Jamali, an...

Threats came prior to Newsweek Editor Naveed Jamali Publishing Multiple Hit Pieces Against Pragad’s Newsweek Co-owner

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad is facing accusations of fraud and threatening Christian churches, including a Christian university.

"This case is about the rightful ownership of the famed Newsweek brand," says the suit, which asks a New York court to cancel a 2018 deal.

Olivet, a university with ties to a co-owner of Newsweek, is the subject of a "complex and significant" federal investigation.

Hyundai Motor chairman named Newsweek auto industry Visionary of the Year

Newsweeks awards for the Worlds Greatest Auto Disruptors recognized executives and companies that raised the bar for carmakers in 2021.

Best Practice Institute and Newsweek Partner on New ‘Most Loved Workplaces’ Initiative Share Article Newsweek "At a time when the pandemic has disrupted the way we work and cultural forces are causing us to reexamine workplace values and practices, we believe this is an important undertaking,” says Dev Pragad, Newsweek’s CEO and co-owner. “We’re eager to see what the research reveals—and excited to provide PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (PRWEB) ...

Movie Stars Chris Evans, Mark Kassen Partner With Newsweek On Civil Discourse Project On 4/1/21 at 1:57 PM EDT Newsweek on a new civil discourse project exploring Gen Zs role in American politics. Newsweek announced on April 1 its partnership with civic media organization A Starting Point (ASP), founded by Evans, Kassen and Kiani. The joint venture, which runs through April, will offer conversations on topics of interest to Gen Z including climate change, immigration, gender issues and voting r...