Ed. Note: This article first appeared in BNA Two companies representing rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix’s estate sued his brother March 16 in a long-running dispute over the use of trademarks and copyrights in Hendrix-themed products such as “Jimi’s Cannabis Collection Purple Haze” and “Jimi’s Wines” ( Experience Hendrix, L.L.C. et al v. Pitsicalis et al ,
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in Time President Trump’s hands are a problem. Not the size, of course, as the President has been very insistent they are the optimum dimensions. It’s more what he does with them when he meets world leaders. With Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, there was a 19-second handshake tussle so fierce as
Latest courtroom victory illustrates how far the posthumous Jackson machine has come in barely a decade. Now that human loyalties and human frailties have been removed from the equation, the estate has only one thing keeping it from corporate immortality: the heirs. Michael Jackson keeps on going. And the more time that passes since his
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in CNBC Gold may be struggling to return to its year to date highs, but one trader says it’s time for investors to get back into the once-hot trade. On Friday, the yellow metal traded at its lowest level in more than a week, and remains below its 2016
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in CNBC President Donald Trump’s and House Speaker Paul Ryan’s decision to pull the Republican health care bill hours before the vote won’t cause irreparable damage to the bull market, according to Raymond James. However, don’t get too comfortable. The firm’s chief investment officer, Jeffrey Saut, is warning investors that
