Mike Leonard

Virtu Financial Inc.'s ex-head of client technology, who left in August for Clear Street LLC, sued his ex-employer in Delaware in a bid to invalidate a noncompete clause the market maker is asserting against him.

The founder of a cannabis business now controlled by William “Beau” Wrigley has sued affiliates of the chewing-gum heir, saying Wrigley is using a self-dealing corporate restructuring to make fraudulent asset transfers and dodge a court judgment.

Carl Icahn’s lawsuit over Illumina Inc.'s stalled $8 billion deal for GRAIL Inc., which was blocked by regulators on two continents, says the genetics giant’s board broke the law by signing off on its “obsessive quest” for the cancer-detection company.

“This year's Gardens Aglow will continue our tradition of providing moments of magic and wonder for the whole family. We often get asked, ‘What's new this year?’ And while there are many new displays for 2023: a handmade Lighthouse sculpture as part of a seascape and the inclusion of a second troll from our popular Thomas Dambo-created Guardians of the Seeds, the truth is that every year, everything is new! The secret to keeping our lightshow exciting is that we design, hand-build, and manage the whole event. Like our garden beds in the spring through fall, we are constantly tweaking; from color choices to placement, each year is unique. So, if this is your first visit or an annual family outing, you will be just as amazed as you were coming for the first time,” writes Gretchen Ostherr, president and CEO of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

A storm-free night provided everyone great viewing for the annual Boothbay Harbor Lighted Boat Parade and Sparkle Fireworks Saturday, Dec. 2. Over one dozen boats paraded around the inner harbor as a packed footbridge provided a perfect setting for the show. Once again, the Boothbay Register thanks contributing photographer Mike Leonard for these shots.

The car will have a camera on the roof instead of the rearview mirror Polestar says the design will give drivers a better view of the road behind them

Board is accused of refusing to disable debt triggers Arkhouse, Brigade seek to oust directors after buyout rebuff

Macy’s Inc. has “weaponized” its debt agreements as part of a proxy fight with a pair of investment firms, putting its financial future at risk, a pension fund claimed in suing the retailer.

Iconic founders engineering new forms of corporate control are complicating a crackdown on self-dealing by the leading US business court.

(Bloomberg Law) -- Apollo Global Management Inc. bet on the longevity of senior citizens by acquiring illegal life insurance policies and funneling the payouts through shell entities, according to a new lawsuit.