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New York City Council announces probe into prediction market platforms' marketing strategies CNBCNew York City Launches Sweeping Investigation Into Polymarket and Kalshi WSJNew York City Probes Prediction Markets Over Ads, Social Harms Bloomberg.comNYC Council probes prediction market advertising By Investing.com Investing.com UK
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Trump says Secret Service and the military wanted him off Air Force One in Turkey due to threat AP NewsTrump Administration Live Updates: President Pins Plane Swap on Secret Service and Military The New York TimesFirst Thing: Anger after Trump's secret flight swap appears to offer up staff and media as decoys The GuardianClose Trump aides — but no Cabinet officials — made secret catering truck move The Washington Post
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Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark respond to Fever coach Stephanie White's pregame rant Fox NewsWhite rips critics, backed by Clark, Cunningham after fans boo ESPNCaitlin Clark defends Fever coach Stephanie White after boos USA TodayFever coach Stephanie White addresses latest WNBA controversy, says divisiveness ‘will not win' The Boston GlobeFe
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David Ellison Floats Hollywood Exit as States Threaten His Warner Bros. Deal The New York TimesDavid Ellison Has Gamed Out His California Exit puck.newsParamount warns it's considering leaving California over antitrust fight PoliticoWGA Responds To David Ellison's Threat To Pull Paramount From CA DeadlineEllison to Move Paramount Out of California if
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Canadian investor Polar Asset Management has secured more than $215m for the first close of its second dedicated significant risk transfer (SRT) fund, expanding a strategy that has emerged as a key way banks are managing regulatory capital while opening a fast-growing niche for private credit investors.
The post Polar Asset Management launches second SRT fund, strikes $215m first close appeared first on AltAssets Private Equity News.
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Cava Group says some diners have switched up their orders to avoid lettuce, but the fast-casual chain has still been able to sport sales growth despite a summer of food-safety scares impacting the restaurant industry writ large.
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Leaders of Inc. 5000 companies overwhelmingly seek advice. But many prefer the kind that cannot overrule them—and that freedom can become a liability as a company scales.
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