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• February 19, 2026

  NYC Pension Funds Sue AT&T Over Proxy Proposal Exclusion

  Several New York City pension funds have sued AT&T over what they say is the illegal exclusion of their shareholder proposal requesting a corporate diversity report from the telecom giant's corporate ballot, following an indication that regulators would allow the exclusion.

• February 19, 2026

  SEC's Peirce Calls For Crypto-Updated Liquidity Rule

  U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission member Hester Peirce, the leader of the agency's crypto task force, called Thursday for public feedback on how the agency might apply a rule on broker liquidity to firms that choose to keep stablecoins on hand.

• February 19, 2026

  Ex-ComEd VP Turned Fed Witness Gets Probation For Bribery

  An Illinois federal judge Thursday sentenced a former Commonwealth Edison executive to probation for his role in the utility's scheme to bribe ex-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, saying a noncustodial sentence was justified as his undercover recordings and testimony helped win corruption convictions against Madigan and his former colleagues.

• February 19, 2026

  Contractor, Insurer Must Defend Rubber Co. In Burn Suit

  An industrial services contractor and its insurer must defend a synthetic rubber manufacturer in an underlying personal injury suit accusing the company of negligently maintaining a pipe that broke and severely burned the contractor's employee, a Texas federal court ruled.

• February 19, 2026

  Shkreli Again Tries To Add Wu-Tang Members To Album Fight

  "Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli filed a third-party complaint against two members of hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, seeking once again to bring them into litigation brought by a cryptocurrency community that claims Shkreli improperly retained copies of a Wu-Tang album the community had bought the rights to.

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