The corporate law world, typically insular, has become a battleground due to Elon Musk’s clash with the Delaware Chancery Court and subsequent moves by Dropbox and Meta to change their incorporation locations. The issue of minority shareholder influence in controlled companies has been amplified as founders like Musk voice their opinions. Delaware’s economy and politics are at stake as businesses consider moving away from the state, prompting legislative changes and potential concessions to retain corporate interest. The Super Bowl illustrates the complexities of broadcasting rights and streaming services, with networks like Fox navigating the shift towards online platforms while maintaining relationships with cable providers.
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Donald Trump pauses tariffs on low-cost parcels in US-China trade reprieve
In response to US President Donald Trump's decision to cancel the tariff exemption on low-cost shipments from China, an amendment has temporarily paused the measure to allow time for an efficient collection system to be established. The de minimis provision, which exempts shipments under $800 from tariffs, will remain in place until adequate systems are in place. This move has caused turmoil for exporters and freight carriers, as well as concerns about the impact on...
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