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  • September 23 2021

    Elizabeth Warren and Democrats Are Going After SPAC Kingpins

    Elizabeth Warren and other Senate Democrats are targeting some of the biggest names behind SPACs, questioning whether the once red-hot market will trigger outsized losses for retail investors.

    www.yahoo.finance.com

  • September 22 2021

    Germany’s answer to AirBnB hopes to spark a SPAC boom in Europe

    Germany’s HomeToGo celebrated its debut on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Wednesday via a special purpose acquisition vehicle, a blank check firm. Experts are following the performance closely to see if it could finally trigger a SPAC boom among the country’s often risk-averse investors.

    www.fortune.com

  • September 22 2021

    Argus Capital, Media-Focused SPAC Led By Former CBS Brass, Has IPO

    Argus Capital Corp., a special-purpose acquisition company created by former CBS CEO Joe Ianniello, head of CBS Interactive Marc DeBevoise and other CBS alums, has gone public.

    www.deadline.com

  • September 20 2021

    Malaysia to Review SPACs Rules to Profit From Blockbuster Deals

    Malaysia is reviewing its framework for special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, amid a surge in demand for such fundraising vehicles globally, according to the nation’s markets regulator.

    www.bloomberg.com

  • September 20 2021

    Hong Kong Seen Struggling to Lure SPACs With Strict Rulebook

    Hong Kong could have a hard time attracting blank check companies after it proposed a high threshold to list in the city.   In a consultation paper released on Friday, Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. proposed that special purpose acquisition companies would need to raise at least HK$1 billion ($128 million) when listing and that retail investors would be barred from participating.

    www.bloomberg.com

  • September 20 2021

    Two years after its IPO fail, WeWork will go public

    Google the phrase “WeWork going public” and among the questions that pop up are: “When did WeWork go public?”  The answer is, it never really did. But late next month, retail investors will finally have the chance to own a piece of the co-working giant.

    www.therealdeal.com

  • September 17 2021

    Client Alert: Recap On Recent Employment Law Developments

    September has been a busy month for employers. Access the client alert below for a quick recap of recent developments.

    Click here to read the alert.

  • September 10 2021

    Client Alert: Key To NYC Proof of Vaccination Requirements Being Enforced Starting Monday September 13

    As a reminder, New York City will be enforcing the requirements of the Key to NYC program beginning Monday, September 13, 2021.

    Click here to read the alert.

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