Judge Approves $31 Million To Hulk Hogan In Gawker Liquidation Plan
Gawker Media's fight with Hulk Hogan is over. A federal bankruptcy judge approved the now defunct media company's liquidation plan on Tuesday, paving the way for Gawker's many creditors to be paid.
View ArticleSex, Lies And Audiotape: Another Anchor Filed Sexual Harassment Suit Against...
There’s a second lawsuit against Andrés Angulo and his employer. But in this earlier case, accusing anchor Karla Amezola has audio recordings that allegedly incriminate her boss.
View ArticleAre BK's Cheetos Chicken Fries Designed To Attract Hispanic Customers?
Burger King's new Cheetos Chicken Fries are the third such Cheetos-based creation from a fast food chain this year. It's possible that the chains' Cheetos obsession is a calculated effort to market to...
View ArticlePeter Thiel Is Not Under Consideration For Trump's Supreme Court Says...
A Peter Thiel spokesperson said that The Huffington Post's sources are "lying" over a report that the billionaire investor is being considered for the highest court in the land.
View ArticleUnivision Caves To Legal Pressure, Decides To Remove Old Gawker Posts
Univision may be setting a dangerous precedent by deciding to take down old Gawker Media stories. Employees at the company are not happy.
View ArticleWhat Happens To Gawker.com After Peter Thiel?
Some labeled Gawker.com too "toxic" for any media company to buy. Univision, which agreed to purchase the other six Gawker Media properties for $135 million, must now untangle any potential legal...
View ArticleUnivision Won't Keep Gawker.com, Which Will Cease Operations
It's the end of an era for Gawker.com.
View ArticleThis Is Why Univision Bought Gawker For $135 Million
With Gawker Media's assets, Univision is looking to expand its digital footprint, particularly when it comes to the desirable millennial audience.
View ArticleUnivision Agrees To Buy Gawker Assets For $135 Million
By purchasing Gawker, Univision gains better access to the millennial age group that is so covets, making it less reliant on its TV properties.
View ArticleKevin Plank, Wilbur Ross & More: The 26 People Who Dropped Off The Forbes 400
With a minimum net worth of $2 billion, it is tougher than ever to stay on the Forbes 400. Meet the 26 who dropped off this year.
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