The Wall Street Journal: Casino tycoon Steve Wynn settles six-year legal battle with ex-wife

The legal dispute involved claims that Steve Wynn had violated the terms of a shareholders’ agreement......»»

A six-year boardroom battle involving the company founded by embattled former Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn and his ex-wife has been settled on the brink of a trial in Nevada state court......»»

A top executive at Wynn Resorts Ltd. who knew for years about a $7.5 million settlement between former Chief Executive Steve Wynn and a casino employee intends to step down from her role soon, according to the company......»»

Apple Inc. said Wednesday its head of communications was leaving the company, the latest of several senior executive departures this year as the tech giant reorients its business amid flagging iPhone sales......»»

Wynn Resorts Ltd. executives and outside counsel were part of a coverup to protect founder Steve Wynn from allegations by employee.....»»

Special counsel Robert Mueller presented his long-awaited report to the Justice Department on Friday, ending his nearly two-year investigation that has roiled the Trump presidency and likely setting up a battle with Congress over what he has found......»»

Wall Street JournalSteve Wynn Sues Former Wynn Resorts Employee Over AllegationsWall Street JournalSteve Wynn in 2016. He resigned as the chairman and chief executive of Wynn Resorts i.....»»

Lawyers advising President Donald Trump in the Russia investigation hope to decide whether he should testify by May 17, the one-year anniversary of the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani says......»»

CBS Corp. and its controlling shareholder National Amusements Inc. are so entrenched in a power struggle that they can’t even agree on the outcome of a board vote......»»

Drew Angerer/Getty Images Michael Avenatti escalated his battle with The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, releasing emails that he claimed show that the publication sat for over a year on its story about the hush-money payment.....»»

Virginia is poised to expand Medicaid after a hard-fought legislative battle, making it one of a growing number of states where there is interest in expanding the program after Republicans failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act last year......»»

China has offered to purchase close to $70 billion worth of US good over the next year, according to the Wall Street Journal. The .....»»

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The U.S. and China were poised to slap levies on $34 billion of each other’s exports Friday, the first tangible shots in a trade battle both sides are preparing to keep fighting for months if not years longer......»»

Johnny Depp has settled a bitter legal dispute with his former business managers, the actor said Monday, a move that allows him to avoid a public and potentially embarrassing trial over how he has lost much of his Hollywood fortune......»»

Tempur Sealy International Inc. escalated a legal battle with former customer Mattress Firm Inc., filing a lawsuit accusing the retail chain of selling copycat products without authorization......»»

CBS Corp. is in talks with Shari Redstone and her family's holding company to settle the bitter legal battle over control of the broadcaster, according to a Wednesday report in The Wall Street Journal, which cited people familiar with the ma.....»»

A top lawyer for President Trump this year sought to help pay legal fees for Paul Manafort and Richard Gates, initially trying to divert money from the White House legal defense fund and later soliciting donors and pledging $25,000 of his own......»»

President Donald Trump is moving to allow year-round sale of gasoline containing a higher percentage of ethanol, satisfying campaign promises he made to the Farm Belt, while likely provoking a battle with the oil industry......»»

Shares in China have outperformed their U.S. counterparts since Beijing and Washington agreed to hold fire in their trade battle, reversing a pattern that has held for most of this year......»»