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Mon 12/19/2022 -- by Juliette Fairley

When Charles Chadwick went to college, he used student loans and scholarship money to finance his degree in mass communications. After graduating in 2010, he owed $18,000 in student loan debt, which he has since paid off. "I worked hard," he said. "I doubled up on payments to cut the interest." Although he won't benefit from President Joe Biden's debt forgiveness program, Mr. Chadwick thinks those who are applying for relief need lots of luck. "The president cannot cancel debt like that based off the laws," said Mr. Chadwick, who wrote the book Chadwick's College Checklist. "I signed a Master Promissory Note like everyone else, and you can't get a loan without signing that document."....

Mon 8/15/2022 -- by Juliette Fairley

A small tech company called META sued the former Facebook last month alleging the social media company violated its intellectual property rights with a name change. The lawsuit, filed by the Pryor Cashman law firm in the Southern District of New York on July 9, alleges that when Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook's name change to Meta Platforms on Oct. 28, it caused irreparable injury to META's brand and business. "Facebook ruthlessly moved forward with its rebranding and devoured other smaller players' trademark rights and businesses," wrote plaintiff attorney Dyan Finguerra-DuCharme in the July 19 complaint. "Facebook engaged in this egregious conduct despite its executives having significant and intricate knowledge of META, and the goods and services that META offers in the Industry under the META Mark."....