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/PRNewswire/ -- RightOnTrek CEO, serial entrepreneur and newcomer to tournament poker, Victoria Livschitz donated her $30,000 in World Series of Poker (WSOP)...

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Astra’s Rocket 3.2 sits on its Alaska launch pad before its liftoff in December 2020. (Astra Photo / John Kraus) A California-based space venture called Astra says it’s completed its financial transaction with Holicity, a blank-check company that’s based in Kirkland, Wash., and headed by Seattle-area telecom pioneer Craig McCaw. The business combination was approved today by Holicity’s shareholders, opening the way for Astra’s shares to be publicly traded on the Nasdaq Global Select M...

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Synopsis The announcement by Stephen A Schwarzman, the founder and chairman of the fund, comes on the heels of close to 40 major American companies committing millions of dollars to help the country fight the pandemic which has been topping the infection list globally for a week with daily caseload remaining above 3.25 lakh mark for almost a week now. Stephen A Schwarzman, the founder and chairman of Blackstone. The Wall Street-headquartered alternative investment management giant Blackstone, ...

Blackstone chief Schwarzman commits USD 5 mn to India in pandemic aid The Wall Street-headquartered alternative investment management giant Blackstone, which has over USD 20 billion in live-investments in the country, on Wednesday announced a USD 5-million close to Rs 40 crore aid to help India to fight the raging coronavirus pandemic.The announcement by Stephen A Schwarzman, the founder and chairman of the fund, comes on the heels of close to 40 major American companies committing millions of ...

The Wall Street-headquartered alternative investment management giant Blackstone, which has over USD 20 billion in live-investments in the country, on Wednesday announced a USD 5-million (close to Rs 40 crore) aid to help India to fight the raging coronavirus pandemic. The announcement by Stephen A Schwarzman, the founder and chairman of the fund, comes on the heels of close to 40 major American companies committing millions of dollars to help the country fight the pandemic which has been top...

Updated: April 27, 2021 10:40 IST India expects to receive supplies from about 15 countries including Australia, China, Germany, Russia, UAE, UK and the United States in the next few days, to help tide over the current crisis for oxygen at hospitals and pharmaceuticals needed to treat coronavirus cases. Share Article AAA The ‘Oxygen Express’ train carrying around 70 tonnes of the life-saving gas reaches Delhi Cantt, early Tuesday, April 27, 2021.   | Photo Credit: PTI India expects to re...

Management of Loose Bruce Productions Sole proprietorship by CEO and President Bruce Kerr which includes his label, "Broken Records" established in 1987 and "Marjorie Music Co.," the music publishing arm started in 1977. Bruce managed the placement and distribution of over 100 plays on the Dr. Demento Show from 1987 on. He became Sun Microsystems Assistant General Counsel. He is currently a lawyer working for Oracle in Rocklin, CA. Visit: youtube.com and loosebrucekerr.com. Email BKerrLaw@a...

April 13, 2021 at 12:55 PM Shares1 Pardon the punny title, but there is simply no way that an IP columnist can write a column this week about anything other than the already-controversial Google v. Oracle SCOTUS decision. (For a great recap of the majority opinion authored by Justice Breyer, I commend the SCOTUSBlog opinion analysis authored by Ronald Mann, available here.) As everyone is aware, the dispute between Google and Oracle stemmed from Google’s copying — now koshered by SCOTUS as...