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Newsweek Shareholders End Legal Dispute, Co-owner Davis Leaves Olivet Sect - Vimarsana News

Newsweek Shareholders End Legal Dispute, Co-owner Davis Leaves Olivet Sect

"On the advent of Newsweek's 90th anniversary, it's heartening to know that the litigation is now behind us," Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad said.

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad Connected to Extortion Network of Ex-Olivet University Students: Report - Vimarsana News

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad Connected to Extortion Network of Ex-Olivet University Students: Report

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad was reportedly connected to an extortion network of former Olivet University students who provided false testimonies about the school.

IBT Media Fires Back: IBT 'rightful and legal' Newsweek Owner, States Lawyer; Dev Pragad as Supposed Owner a 'fiction,' 'facade' - Vimarsana News

IBT Media Fires Back: IBT 'rightful and legal' Newsweek Owner, States Lawyer; Dev Pragad as Supposed Owner a 'fiction,' 'facade'

IBT fires back. Dev Pragad's ownership of the publication is now in question. 'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters The following article was published in Headlines and Global News (HNGN).

IBT Media Fires Back: IBT 'rightful and legal' Newsweek Owner, States Lawyer; Dev Pragad as Supposed Owner a 'fiction,' 'facade' - Vimarsana News

IBT Media Fires Back: IBT 'rightful and legal' Newsweek Owner, States Lawyer; Dev Pragad as Supposed Owner a 'fiction,' 'facade'

'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters 'Meritless' Newsweek claims obfuscate, mixing religion, legal matters On Friday IBT Media fired back via a statement from its lawyer against dual attempts by Newsweek CEO Pragad to obfuscate his lack of ownership interests in the company by once again unethically weaponizing the newsroom and through a "meritless" legal filing that mixes religion and shareholder rights.

Source: hngn.com