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Medical Device Biz Fight Mostly Belongs In Wis., Court Says
Law360 (April 23, 2021, 6:05 PM EDT) A Texas appellate panel has whittled a complex business dispute down to one declaratory judgment claim, finding that a Wisconsin state court, rather than a Lone Star State court, is better suited to resolving additional claims between former business partners.
A three-justice panel of the Second Court of Appeals in Fort Worth ruled Thursday to dismiss claims against Wisconsin residents Anthony A. Rieder and Ed Rapee III in their individual capacities that were filed by their former business partner Kenny Woods and involved a deal their company, Cadbury Solutions LLC, made with a Fort Worth-based company to sell medical devices..
Where to eat in Houston right now: 10 exciting new restaurants for dining out again
Where to eat in Houston: 10 exciting new spots for dining out again
Photo by Jacklyn Warren for StarChefs Meals at March begin and end in the lounge.
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Photo by Chelsea Thomas Driving around Houston brings one to an unmistakable conclusion. Houstonians are ready to be out and about. Fortunately, a number of new restaurants have opened to accommodate those impulses. The list below covers just some of the establishments that have opened since December, along with two very exciting pop-ups. No, this article isn’t remotely comprehensive; consider it a starting for those looking to try something new.
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The air carrier s revenue comes in lower than what analysts had anticipated.
American Airlines average daily cash burn narrowed to £19.47 million.
American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) said on Thursday that it swung to a wider-than-expected loss in the fiscal first quarter as the COVID-19 crisis continued to wreak havoc on demand for air travel. The air carrier’s revenue was lower than what analysts had anticipated, but cash burn continued to show improvement in Q1. Chief Executive Doug Parker said on Thursday:
“Looking forward, with the momentum underway from the first quarter, we see signs of continued recovery in demand.”