After months of takeover maneuvers purportedly launched at each other, Men's Wearhouse's announcement of a nondisclosure agreement signaled the beginning of a consolidation with Jos A Bank Clothiers, The New York Times' the DealBook said in a report.
In a report by The New Yorker, Pérez Art Museum deputy director Leann Standish said that Miami police cannot arrest fifty-one-year-old artist Maximo Caminero for smashing one of Ai Weiwei's vases as the value of the vase reported in the news was false, and that museums rarely insure traveling art installations by piece.
In less than an hour of deliberations, the six-person jury handed out a not guilty verdict over drugged driving charges filed against Kerry Kennedy, AP said. A political expert said that the quick acquittal could be attributed to the strength and popularity of the Kennedy family that was used throughout the trial.
In its efforts to reject a court's decision that it was responsible for the death of one of its staff, SeaWorld Entertainment sent a letter to the US Labor Department's Inspector General and claimed that one of Occupational Safety and Health Administration's investigators, Lara Padgett, were biased towards the company in her review on the firm.
