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• December 08, 2025

  NASCAR Owes Teams $364M For Monopoly Harm, Jury Told

  Two NASCAR teams — including one owned by Michael Jordan — are seeking more than $364 million in damages from the private stock car racing organization in their lawsuit claiming the league made it impossible for a rival series to form, the teams' expert testified Monday.

• December 08, 2025

  7-Eleven To Pay $4.5M Penalty Over Fla. Gas Station Buy

  7-Eleven Inc. and its Japanese parent company will pay a historic $4.5 million penalty to settle the Federal Trade Commission's allegations that the convenience store giant bought a Florida gas station without first informing the FTC, in violation of a 2018 agreement, the agency announced Monday.

• December 08, 2025

  Cox-Verizon Retrans Spat Shows Reform Needed, Org. Says

  Congress needs to step in and do something about big broadcasters holding television stations "for ransom" every year in order to extract insanely high retransmission consent fees from cable and satellite companies, says a group dedicated to bringing those fees down.

• December 08, 2025

  Cravath, Latham Guide Paramount's Hostile $108B Bid For WB

  Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP and Latham & Watkins LLP guided Paramount Skydance Corp.'s hostile $108.4 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday, challenging Netflix's $82.7 billion play for the studio and streaming business, which has quickly drawn bipartisan criticism from lawmakers, Hollywood and even the president.

• December 08, 2025

  2nd Circ. Doubts Ex-Basketball Players' NIL Claims Are Timely

  A Second Circuit panel on Monday persistently pushed the attorney for former college basketball players to explain why the players waited so long to claim the unpaid use of their images by the NCAA, years after their careers had ended.

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