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“NCAA Loses Legal Battle as Judge Blocks Rules on Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation”
Sport

“NCAA Loses Legal Battle as Judge Blocks Rules on Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation”

  1. Judge hands NCAA another loss, says compensation rules likely violate antitrust law, harm athletes  The Associated Press
  2. NCAA can’t enforce NIL rules after judge grants injunction  ESPN
  3. Judge bars NCAA from enforcing parts of its NIL policy for student-athletes  WRAL News
  4. NCAA’s NIL Rules Suspended After Federal Judge Issues Injunction in Lawsuit  Bleacher Report
  5. Federal judge grants injunction suspending NCAA’s NIL rules  CBS News

You can read the full story here: “NCAA Loses Legal Battle as Judge Blocks Rules on Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation” .

“Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Net Wealth Soars by $9.6 Billion as Company’s Shares Surge”
Business

“Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Net Wealth Soars by $9.6 Billion as Company’s Shares Surge”

  1. Jensen Huang gets $9.6 billion richer on Nvidia’s share price surge  MarketWatch
  2. The rise of Jensen Huang, the Nvidia CEO who was born in Taiwan, raised in Kentucky, and is now one of the richest men on earth  Yahoo Finance
  3. Jensen Huang is on the cusp of becoming one of world’s richest 20 people  Business Insider
  4. Nvidia CEO climbs billionaire list as company stock price skyrockets  CNN
  5. Nvidia’s AI Tipping Point Highlights a Gilded Age for Antitrust Regulators  Bloomberg

You can read the full story here: “Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Net Wealth Soars by $9.6 Billion as Company’s Shares Surge” .

Competition authority requests penalty against Post for advertising mail – Business
World

Competition authority requests penalty against Post for advertising mail – Business


You can read the full story here: Competition authority requests penalty against Post for advertising mail – Business.
2024-02-02 09:15:41 Vienna – The Federal Competition Authority (BWB) is demanding that an “appropriate fine” be imposed on the state-owned Austrian Post. Background: Five years ago, several consolidators – service providers who prepare advertising mail for major customers – turned to the antitrust court because they felt disadvantaged by the post office, which also offers … Read more