Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. v. Archipelago Holdings, LLC

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• denying motion to dismiss when \puffery defense . . . necessitates a fact-specific determination of whether the advertisements at issue contain an implied falsehood sufficiently specific to mislead the relevant consumers\
• \The question that underlies each of the common law causes of action is whether Nasdaq has the type of interest in the QQQ product that is capable of being protected by a license.\

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