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Elon Musk asks appeals court to end 'Twitter Sitter' deal - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk asks appeals court to end 'Twitter Sitter' deal

Tesla’s president claims the arrangement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission breaks the First Amendment to the

Elon Musk asks judges to ditch 'Twitter Sitter' - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk asks judges to ditch 'Twitter Sitter'

“The pre-approval provision is a classic prior restraint that the Constitution forbids: a government-imposed muzzle on Mr. Musk’s speech before it is made,” Musk’s legal team said in court papers.

Elon Musk asks appeals court to end 'Twitter Sitter' deal - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk asks appeals court to end 'Twitter Sitter' deal

Tesla’s chief executive officer claims the agreement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission violates the First Amendment to the Constitution.

Jay-Z's Got 99 Problems, $4.5M In Parlux Royalties Ain't One - Vimarsana News

Jay-Z's Got 99 Problems, $4.5M In Parlux Royalties Ain't One

A New York appellate court held Thursday that Jay-Z is owed $4.5 million in royalties from a perfume company, overturning a lower court's ruling in a decision that was made before he faced off in a trial where the jury found neither side proved its claims.

Source: law360.com
Jay-Z Trashes 'Lazy' Perfumer's 'Shakedown' Case To NY Jury - Vimarsana News

Jay-Z Trashes 'Lazy' Perfumer's 'Shakedown' Case To NY Jury

Jay-Z told a New York jury Monday that Parlux Fragrances LLC's "crappy" ideas and ultimately "rogue" handling of follow-up products for his Gold Jay-Z cologne led to the breakdown of their business relationship and the perfumer's "shakedown" contract lawsuit against him.

Source: law360.com