The $35 million TCW-Gundlach Trial a ‘Grudge Match’

10/20/2011 Lawyers are the only definite winners in the legal row between Jeffrey Gundlach and TCW, expert witnesses, as well as public relations companies that have been dragged into the most expensive courtroom skirmish in money management industry’s history. According

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Key Direct Mail Months Holding Steady

As firms fine-tune their direct mail strategies for the coming year, a recent study indicates that key direct mail months and overall mailing patterns are holding steady—despite ongoing uncertainty about the economy, unemployment and ever-changing levels of consumer confidence. In

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Last Bank Shuts Its Doors On Pot Dispensaries In Colorado

10/19/2011   At a medical-marijuana dispensary in Colorado Springs, there is still the usual collection of marijuana and cannabis-infused sweets However, beginning today, the owner will also need to have a bigger safe on the premises. On Friday, Colorado Springs

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Alabama Schools Lose Hispanic Students

10/19/2011   Hispanic students begin to leave Alabama public schools in the wake of a court decision upholding the tough new state law that cracks down on illegal immigration. According to education officials, scores of immigrant families withdrew their children

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Judge Upholds Some Sections of Immigration Law

10/17/2011   A group of farmers that have gathered Wednesday at the Gold Ridge Farm of Keith Smith spent a good portion of the afternoon answering queries and discussing what they learned from the ruling made a judge on the

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South Carolina Lottery Legality in Question

10/16/2011   Retailers in South Carolina who offer electronic sweepstakes to their customers are starting to feel jittery. This is revealed by a member of the S.C. Education Lottery Oversight Committee, a panel that is composed of state lawmakers and

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New Fees Are Being Added By Hotels

10/14/2011   The hotel industry is expected to rake in an additional $1.8 billion this year with its implementation of an assortment of new charges for room-service trays, early cancellations, bellhops and housekeeping. While mini-bar and telephone fees have long

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Jewelers Urge States to Change Limits On Cadmium

10/14/2011   The jewelry industry in the United States is urging states to amend laws that put limits on the toxic metal cadmium in trinkets of children and implement new voluntary guidelines it helped create, saying that stricter rules in

Read More »

The $35 million TCW-Gundlach Trial a ‘Grudge Match’

10/20/2011 Lawyers are the only definite winners in the legal row between Jeffrey Gundlach and TCW, expert witnesses, as well as public relations companies that have been dragged into the most expensive courtroom skirmish in money management industry’s history. According

Read More »

Key Direct Mail Months Holding Steady

As firms fine-tune their direct mail strategies for the coming year, a recent study indicates that key direct mail months and overall mailing patterns are holding steady—despite ongoing uncertainty about the economy, unemployment and ever-changing levels of consumer confidence. In

Read More »

Last Bank Shuts Its Doors On Pot Dispensaries In Colorado

10/19/2011   At a medical-marijuana dispensary in Colorado Springs, there is still the usual collection of marijuana and cannabis-infused sweets However, beginning today, the owner will also need to have a bigger safe on the premises. On Friday, Colorado Springs

Read More »

Alabama Schools Lose Hispanic Students

10/19/2011   Hispanic students begin to leave Alabama public schools in the wake of a court decision upholding the tough new state law that cracks down on illegal immigration. According to education officials, scores of immigrant families withdrew their children

Read More »

Judge Upholds Some Sections of Immigration Law

10/17/2011   A group of farmers that have gathered Wednesday at the Gold Ridge Farm of Keith Smith spent a good portion of the afternoon answering queries and discussing what they learned from the ruling made a judge on the

Read More »

South Carolina Lottery Legality in Question

10/16/2011   Retailers in South Carolina who offer electronic sweepstakes to their customers are starting to feel jittery. This is revealed by a member of the S.C. Education Lottery Oversight Committee, a panel that is composed of state lawmakers and

Read More »

New Fees Are Being Added By Hotels

10/14/2011   The hotel industry is expected to rake in an additional $1.8 billion this year with its implementation of an assortment of new charges for room-service trays, early cancellations, bellhops and housekeeping. While mini-bar and telephone fees have long

Read More »

Jewelers Urge States to Change Limits On Cadmium

10/14/2011   The jewelry industry in the United States is urging states to amend laws that put limits on the toxic metal cadmium in trinkets of children and implement new voluntary guidelines it helped create, saying that stricter rules in

Read More »

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