On Wednesday, two pharmacy benefit managers filed a motion to recuse U.S. District Judge Dan Polster after he failed to order the disclosure of alleged ex parte communications.
It's not just top firms that are hesitant to push back at the Trump administration's assault on the industry. Deans at top law schools are staying quiet too.
Bakkt and its top brass are facing a complaint in Manhattan federal district court over allegations they duped the market with overly rosy projections about the firm's financial future—only for the truth to come crashing down, leaving investors with major losses.
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