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Core Scientific Shareholders Reject $9 Billion CoreWeave Deal

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Core Scientific

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Core Scientific announced that it did not receive enough votes from stockholders to approve its merger with CoreWeave, as disclosed in a recent special meeting. The company focuses on digital infrastructure and digital asset mining, with plans to expand into high-density colocation services and AI workloads.

"Republican Leaders Prioritize Fundraising Over Clean Water and Emergency Room Funding"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin skipped a special meeting called by Gov. Tony Evers to release $140 million for clean water funding and rural hospital support, as they were in Washington, D.C. for a fundraiser. The absence of GOP members led to the meeting being unable to convene, prompting criticism from Evers and Democratic members. The fundraiser, hosted by the Republican Party of Wisconsin, drew attention as it coincided with the urgent need for addressing water contamination and healthcare access in the state.

"Challenges and Compromises: The Battle to Keep Fani Willis in Office"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Newsweek

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faces a "special meeting" on March 7 to address two ethics complaints against her, including allegations of an affair with a special prosecutor hired for the election interference case against former President Donald Trump. The complaints come amid pushback from Trump and his co-defendants, who argue for the dismissal of charges due to alleged misconduct by Willis and the special prosecutor. Questions over Willis' potential disqualification from the case have intensified, with concerns raised about alleged financial transactions between Willis and the special prosecutor. Judge Scott McAfee has yet to make a ruling on whether there is a legal conflict justifying the removal of Willis' office from the case.

Gildan Activewear Faces Turmoil as Shareholders Battle Over Leadership

Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNBC

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Activist investors at Gildan Activewear have successfully pushed for a special meeting to potentially reinstate the company's fired CEO, Glenn Chamandy, who was ousted in December. The board's decision to call the meeting comes after pressure from investment firm Browning West, which has garnered support from other major shareholders. The dispute revolves around allegations of Chamandy's distractions and the board's growth strategy, with the activist investors advocating for his reinstatement due to his past success in the competitive activewear industry. Gildan has challenged the legality of Browning West's increased ownership position and sought to nullify the meeting, but the shareholder dispute continues.

"MSU's Special Meeting to Select New President Raises Hopes for a Quieter Campus"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Lansing State Journal

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Michigan State University's Board of Trustees has scheduled a special online meeting to discuss a personnel action, which is widely speculated to involve the selection of the next university president. The university has not provided any further details about the meeting, stating that they will not comment on the personnel action prior to the meeting. The search for a new president has been complicated by the investigation into former football coach Mel Tucker, who was fired for cause due to a sexual harassment investigation.

Michigan Republicans Call for Meeting to Discuss Unseating Karamo

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Detroit News

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A group of Michigan Republicans has submitted a request for a special meeting to consider removing Chairwoman Kristina Karamo and other members of her leadership team from the GOP's state committee. If successful, a vote could take place on December 27th, potentially ending Karamo's tenure 10 months before the 2024 presidential election. Karamo has faced criticism for fundraising shortfalls, internal divisions, and failing to fulfill campaign promises. Opponents would need 75% of the state committee's support or a change in bylaws to unseat her. The Michigan Republican Party has faced financial challenges, with about $35,000 in its bank accounts in August and the possibility of "imminent default" on its line of credit.

"City Council Calls Emergency Meeting Over City Manager's Hallway Nap"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eyewitness News 3

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A special meeting has been scheduled in Meriden, CT, to discuss an incident involving city manager Timothy Coon, who was found sleeping on the floor of a common hallway in an apartment building. Coon was unable to find his keys, but they were later discovered on the roof of his vehicle. He was evaluated by medical personnel but refused further care. This incident follows a previous DUI charge in May, and the city council has released a statement acknowledging the situation.

"Concerns mount as GOP senators consider 'special' meeting on McConnell's freezing episodes"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by POLITICO

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Several GOP senators are considering the possibility of holding a special conference meeting to discuss the future of their leadership following Mitch McConnell's recent public freeze-ups. While it takes just five Republican senators to force such a meeting, there are also private lunches available for members to discuss party leadership. McConnell's health is a sensitive subject, and his detractors are aware of the health issues he faces. The question now is whether McConnell's health will accelerate the transition of leadership, which will eventually need to happen. If a special meeting does occur, it could draw significant media attention and amplify the risk of addressing McConnell's leadership. McConnell has not indicated any plans to retire, and his spokesperson stated that he intends to serve out his leadership term through 2024. Minority Whip John Thune, Sen. John Cornyn, and Conference Chair John Barrasso are seen as the most likely successors to McConnell. McConnell's influence in the party is significant, and September will be a crucial test of his leadership as the government faces potential shutdown, disagreements on spending levels, and funding requests for hurricane relief, Ukraine aid, and border security.

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. Prepares for Shareholder Meeting in 2023.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Finance

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has disclosed information related to its upcoming Special Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for May 9, 2023, where it will seek shareholder approval for a reverse stock split to raise necessary capital for its business goals. The company has addressed several frequently asked questions and plans to continue addressing inquiries in future communications. The outstanding share count as of March 27, 2023, was 428,098,624, and only the holders of these shares are entitled to vote at the Special Meeting of Shareholders. The company has received inquiries regarding "naked short selling" and denounces any market manipulation of its stock.