Greg Farrell is a reporter for Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, and Fortune. His work has been featured in various publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, Houston Chronicle, Yahoo Finance, The Japan Times, and many more. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, business, legal issues, and current events.
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By: David Voreacos, Greg Farrell
Centerview Partners won a legal battle against former partner David A. Handler , who claimed he was entitled to an equity stake in the elite mergers and acquisition advisory boutique worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
By: Greg Farrell, Chris Strohm
US Justice Department officials will meet Wednesday with families of Boeing Co. 737 Max crash victims even as they investigate the company's operations in the wake of the recent near-catastrophic blowout of a fuselage panel mid-flight.
By: Chris Strohm, Greg Farrell
US Justice Department officials will meet Wednesday with families of Boeing Co. 737 Max crash victims even as they investigate the company’s operations in the wake of the recent near-catastrophic blowout of a fuselage panel mid-flight.
By: Greg Farrell, Chris Strohm
(Bloomberg) -- US Justice Department officials will meet Wednesday with families of Boeing Co. 737 Max crash victims even as they investigate the company’s operations in the wake of the recent near-catastrophic blowout of a fuselage panel mid-flight.Most Read from BloombergTaylor Swift Is Proof That How We Critique Music Is BrokenBiden’s New Chopper Is Demoted After Scorching White House LawnBiden’s Gains Against Trump Vanish on Deep Economic Pessimism, Poll ShowsTesla Soars as Musk’s Cheaper EV
By: Chris Strohm, Allyson Versprille, Greg Farrell
(Bloomberg) -- The US Justice Department could decide by the first week of June whether to tear up its controversial deferred-prosecution agreement
By: Greg Farrell, Chris Strohm, Allyson Versprille
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(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump defeated a move by Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.'s co-founders to halt his lawsuit accusing them of botching the setup of his newly public social media company.
Donald Trump defeated a move by Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.’s co-founders to halt his lawsuit accusing them of botching the setup of his newly public social media company.
By: Allyson Versprille, Greg Farrell
The US Justice Department plans to decide by May 28 whether Boeing Co. violated a deal the company struck to dodge a criminal charge related to the crashes of two 737 Max airplanes, according to an email sent to attorneys for the victims' families.
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