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NEW YORK — Rudy Giuliani bared his money troubles Wednesday at a Manhattan meeting with federal officials and creditors in his bankruptcy case — where he declined to hold Donald Trump personally responsible for $2 million in outstanding legal fees owed him. Under questioning by Andrea Schwartz from the Office of the U.S. Trustee, the former New York City mayor and Trump lawyer said his financial woes started when his law license was suspended in 2021 following the Jan. 6 attack on the Capital building by the former president’s supporters, describing it as “a major financial hit.” Giuliani said...
New York Daily News
NEW YORK — Academy Award-winner Anne Hathaway reportedly walked off a Vanity Fair photo shoot Tuesday morning in support of union workers protesting Condé Nast. Nearly 400 employees participated in a 24-hour strike Tuesday in protest of the high-end publishing company’s negotiation practices. According to Variety, “once Anne was made aware of what was going on, she just got up from hair and makeup and left.” Hathaway — who famously starred as a young journalist subject to a cold and abusive boss in the 2006 film “The Devil Wears Prada” — was reportedly unaware of the planned work stoppage when...
New York Daily News
FORT WORTH, Texas — Bally Sports and parent company Diamond Sports Group announced a restructuring of their debt Wednesday that would allow the organization to emerge from bankruptcy and could make it easier for fans of the Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars to see their games. As a part of the deal, Amazon would make a minority investment in Diamond Sports Group and gain the rights to stream games from the NBA, MLB and NHL on Amazon Prime for teams under contract to Bally Sports. Bally Sports has the rights to broadcast Rangers, Mavericks and Stars games among over 30 other prof...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Rothman Orthopaedic Institute is reducing its workforce for the second time in a year, with plans to cut 5% of positions across the organization. With a total staff of about 1,800 people, that makes for about 90 positions cut throughout Rothman’s 38 locations in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Florida. The layoffs began Monday, a spokesperson said. This reduction is more significant than the last. The companylaid off 18 corporate service employees last March, citing a restructure in the face of “spiraling costs.” “After reviewing the market, it became clear that we need to shift resour...
The Philadelphia Inquirer
MIAMI — It’s one thing to spend lavishly on a team that’s a legitimate Super Bowl contender. It’s quite another to spend lavishly on a team that’s not. And that’s why the Dolphins’ handling of the denouement of their season — this murderer’s row of Dallas, Baltimore and Buffalo followed (very likely) by the playoffs — will be significant in shaping critical decisions that will go all the way up to owner Stephen Ross’ desk. If this team proves, beginning Sunday against the Cowboys and in the weeks to come, that it can make a legitimate Super Bowl run, it would be sensible for Ross to spend what...
Miami Herald
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