Christopher Palmeri
Senior Editor at Bloomberg News
Entertainment and Telecom reporting at Bloomberg News
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Christopher Palmeri |Nacha Cattan |Laura Nahmias |Patrick Clark
Vicki Been, the chair of New York’s Gaming Facility Location Board, says she’s never been to a casino. “That’s nowhere I want to spend my time,” said Been, a former deputy mayor for housing and economic development for New York City. She now leads the board that will decide which three of eight high-profile bidders — Mets owner Steve Cohen and MGM Resorts International among them — will win a license to operate a casino in downstate New York. The initial bids are due Friday.
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1 day ago |
bloomberg.com | Christopher Palmeri |Nacha Cattan |Laura Nahmias |Patrick Clark |Natalie Wong
Casino backers are seeking to change New York's skyline with the potential projects. (Bloomberg) -- But the downstate process has proven more tedious than the upstate. One major hurdle for the New York City area projects is the requirement that a community advisory committee consisting of state and local officials approve the projects. Those boards will be a key part of the process, convening to vote and hold public hearings for the projects.
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3 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Christopher Palmeri
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3 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Christopher Palmeri
Netflix Inc. said Jay Hoag will remain on its board of directors after shareholders voted against his reelection earlier this month. The proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services had urged investors to reject Hoag’s nomination after the venture capitalist failed to attend enough board meetings last year. “The board determined that his absences in 2024 did not indicate a lack of commitment to his duties,” Netflix said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.
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3 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Christopher Palmeri
Institutional Shareholder Services told clients to not support the reelection of four Paramount Global directors, including Shari Redstone. The proxy adviser said the no votes were warranted because the directors had allowed the company to maintain a “problematic capital structure.” ISS recommended shareholders vote against three of the directors who serve on the compensation committee because it has issues with Paramount’s executive pay plans.
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