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Activision shareholders reach $250 million settlement over Microsoft buyoutShareholders of Activision Blizzard reached a $250 million settlement over allegations that Microsoft and former executives of the maker ...- JioStar raises damages claim against Zee to $1.1 billionJioStar has raised its damages claim against Zee Entertainment Enterprises to over a billion dollars. The dispute involves a cricket broadc...
- Delhi HC refers Zee-JioStar music copyright dispute to mediation, bars platform from using Zee's licensed worksZee Entertainment and JioStar India are heading to mediation to resolve a music copyright dispute. Zee sued JioStar for alleged unauthorize...
- Future Coupons to pay Rs 11 crore in Amazon settlementAmazon and Future Coupons Pvt Ltd have settled their long-running dispute and agreed to withdraw all legal proceedings across forums follow...
- NCLT allows Zee to withdraw its merger implementation applicationNCLT allows ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Limited to withdraw its implementation application related to the merger deal with Sony Group Cor...
- Zee withdraws NCLT plea in Sony merger caseIn an official statement issued late on Monday evening, the company said it has withdrawn the implementation application based on the advic...
- Restrain ZEE from seeking relief from NCLT or other courts: Sony to SIACSony Group-owned Culver Max Entertainment and Bangla Entertainment have urged the Singapore International Appellate Tribunal (SIAC) to rest...
- Sony, Zee clashed over Russia assets, Star cricket deal before India merger collapseSony and Zee disagreed over more than 20 compliance issues, including the Indian firm's failure to dispose of some Russian assets and its $...
- SIAC to begin hearing in Sony-Zee arbitration matter on January 31The Singapore International Arbitration Centre will hold online hearings for the arbitration case filed by Culver Max Entertainment and Ban...
- New plot: Zee, Sony launch legal warSony Group companies Culver Max Entertainment and Bangla Entertainment (BEPL) initiated arbitration proceedings against Zee Entertainment E...
- End of Zee-Sony deal may trigger a spate of legal wranglingsOn Monday, Zee informed stock exchanges that Sony Group companies Culver Max Entertainment and Bangla Entertainment terminated the merger c...
- Sony seeks $90 million termination fee from Zee for alleged breaches of merger agreementCulver Max Entertainment is seeking a $90 million termination fee from Zee Entertainment Enterprises due to alleged breaches of the Merger ...
- Groundbreaking judge will oversee Twitter's lawsuit against Elon MuskKathaleen McCormick is also overseeing a case by shareholders of Tesla who are seeking to void Musk's $56 billion compensation package from...
- Elon Musk responds to Twitter Inc's backlash with a memeHe backed out from the $44 billion deal citing ‘material breach’ in the agreement and ‘false and misleading' statements through negotiation...
- Twitter hits back at Elon Musk, says no deal obligations breachedElon Musk said on Friday he would seek to end his $44 billion deal because the social media company had breached multiple provisions of the...
- Elon Musk warns of dropping Twitter deal if data not providedThe letter said Twitter was in a "clear material breach" of its obligations and that Musk reserves all rights to terminate the merger agree...
- Why is Yatra-Ebix spat making dealmakers nervous in India?Ebix said it disagrees with online travel agency Yatra's legal complaint against it.
- Yatra Online terminates merger pact with US-based Ebix IncEbix Inc had signed an agreement to acquireYatra Online Inc, the parent company of online travel firm Yatra.com, for an enterprise value of...
- Vodafone, Idea likely to seal merger pact within a monthThe companies are likely to announce a definitive signing agreement by February 24-25, according to a source.
- Apollo Tyres shares up nearly 5 pc after US court rulingAfter surging 6.14 per cent intra day to Rs 76 on the BSE, the Apollo Tyres scrip finally ended the day at Rs 74.50, up 4.05 per cent.
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