Judge orders trial for parental leave lawsuit against Fubo TV
A federal judge has ordered a wrongful termination lawsuit filed against streaming service Fubo TV to head to trial.
Fubo TV is sports-centric media company that operates the Fubo streaming cable TV alternative, which focuses primarily on live sports content from the MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS and international soccer leagues. Fubo also offers general entertainment, movie and news channels from major national and international programmers.
In addition to Fubo, the company operates the Fubo Sports Network. Fubo TV is based in New York City.
A federal judge has ordered a wrongful termination lawsuit filed against streaming service Fubo TV to head to trial.
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The compensation package included a 3 percent cost of living adjustment, as well as a performance-based bonus for meeting key revenue and subscriber growth metrics.
Fubo TV will close the chapter on its sportsbook business this June when its shareholders vote to remove gambling-related provisions from its articles of incorporation.
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