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Square Inc. sold by @Jack (CEO/President/Chairman of Square): $20.91m-Nov. 30
Square, Inc. (Square) is a commerce ecosystem. The Company enables its sellers start, run and grow their businesses. It combines software with hardware to enable sellers to turn mobile devices and computing devices into payments and point-of-sale solutions. Once a seller downloads the Square Point of Sale mobile application, they can take their first payment. With its offering, a seller can accept payments in person via magnetic stripe (a swipe), Europay, MasterCard, and Visa (EMV) (a dip), or Near Field Communication (NFC) (a tap); or online via Square Invoices, Square Virtual Terminal, or the seller's Website. Once on its system, sellers gain access to technology and features, such as reporting and analytics, next-day settlements, digital receipts, payment dispute management and chargeback protection, and Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. On the consumer (buyer) side, Square Cash offers individuals access to a way to send and receive money. Number of employees : 3 835 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SQUARE-INC-24935553/company/
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1590945&tc=7&b=2
qookies!
they were bitches about being outside years ago.
>muh open windows
Don't smoke in house so go outside.
Surprised this not already done.
nik'd from gen earlier
yeppers.
was reading some of the other stuff in gen re pf
>shakes head
not all of it mind you-some reaches today.
whoever the twatter one is they are FOS imo.
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Citigroup’s Mistaken-Transfer Trial at Risk With 11th-Hour Query
First it was Citigroup Inc. that messed up by erroneously transferring $900 million to Revlon Inc. creditors. Now, a judge wants to know if the bank’s lawyers also messed up by suing for a return of the money in the wrong court. If so, then a high-profile trial that was scheduled to start next week in New York may have to be scrapped. The issue threatening the trial is the so-called diversity jurisdiction federal courts have under Article Three of the U.S. Constitution. A federal judge has authority to hear a case if it involves a dispute of more than $75,000 and none of the plaintiffs is a citizen of the same state as the defendants.
In this case, South Dakota-based Citigroup NA, a unit of Citigroup, sued Brigade Capital Management LP, HPS Investment Partners and Symphony Asset Management, among others – all limited liability corporations and partnerships. Such organizations are deemed to be citizens of all the states where their partners or members are citizens, increasing the likelihood they overlap with Citigroup and can’t be sued in federal court. “The court is not prepared to make matters worse by commencing trial if the issue is in doubt,” U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman wrote in a Wednesday order, telling lawyers in the case he wants an explanation at a hearing on Thursday.
If Citigroup’s citizenship overlaps with that of the defendants, “the court would have no choice but to dismiss the case without prejudice,” Furman said. That would allow the bank to refile the lawsuit in state court. A Citigroup spokeswoman declined to comment on the judge’s order. Lawyers for Citigroup didn’t immediately respond to emails and voice-mail messages left after hours seeking comment. Brigade Capital also declined to comment. Lawyers for the other defendants didn’t respond to requests for comment.
Citigroup says it mistakenly sent more than $900 million to Revlon creditors in August while trying to make a much smaller interest payment as administrative agent on Revlon’s loan. The bank recovered almost $400 million but some recipients declined to hand over their share. The bank sued to get the money back. The trial is scheduled to start on Dec. 9.
The case is Citibank NA v. Brigade Capital Management, 20-cv-6539, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-03/citi-mistaken-transfer-trial-at-risk-with-11th-hour-query
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