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KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE-- Gerrymanders by Democrats in Illinois and Republicans in Ohio seek to build upon their dominance of their respective states.-- The Ohio Supreme Court could intervene against the GOP gerrymander there, which perhaps helps explain why Republicans were not as aggressive as they could have been, even though Republicans can reasonably hope that the map they drew will perform for them as intended.-- Massachusetts Democrats and Oklahoma Republicans also recently finalized maps that should allow both to maintain their monopolies on House seats in their respective states....

KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE-- Gerrymanders by Democrats in Illinois and Republicans in Ohio seek to build upon their dominance of their respective states.-- The Ohio Supreme Court could intervene against the GOP gerrymander there, which perhaps helps explain why Republicans were not as aggressive as they could have been, even though Republicans can reasonably hope that the map they drew will perform for them as intended.-- Massachusetts Democrats and Oklahoma Republicans also recently finalized maps that should allow both to maintain their monopolies on House seats in their respective states....

Former investment banker Carol Roth discusses the state of retail on 'Fox Business Tonight' Daniel Koh, the Department of Labor’s chief of staff, divested his holdings in Amazon on Friday after his personal financial disclosures revealed he owned a significant stake in the e-commerce giant, according to multiple reports. The financial disclosures, obtained by the Revolving Door Project, showed that Koh owned Amazon shares worth between $100,000 and $250,000.  A Department of Labor spokesperson said Koh sold the shares after his stake was disclosed, news outlet Motherboard reported.  A de...

The Independent Singapore News Sons of former S’pore president face off in court over shareholdings When an elder brother sues his younger brother and the company itself over his stake in the business. Photo: Taken from Business China Awards website and Facebook/Jeerapan Sanguansoi Share - Advertisement - Singapore — Two sons of former Singapore president Ong Teng Cheong are settling a dispute in court over shareholdings in their family business Ong&Ong Holdings. Ong Tze Guan, 55, sued his younger brother Ong Tze Boon, 53 as well as six other shareholders and the company...

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