9/1/2011 More regulation for the telecommunications industry could result from the pursuit of AT&T Inc. of a U.S. government approval for its planned purchase of T-Mobile USA Inc. According to Carl Howe, an analyst at the Boston-based research firm
8/31/2011 As part of their preparation for the December launch of the new triple-x Internet domain, lawyers for some of the most famous brands in the United States are right now scrambling to prevent a potential rip-off of a valuable
8/31/2011 The core of the Obama Administration’ health care reform was ruled against by a federal appeals court panel, raising the question of whether or not Americans will actually be obliged to purchase a healthcare policy. The issue heads
8/30/2011 The two lawmakers in Colorado who are spearheading the efforts to clean up the controversial natural gas drilling method called hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, lauded Thursday the findings made by a federal advisory panel. The panel
8/30/2011 As students are making their final preparations for the school opening, a lingering dispute between for-profit college industry and government regulators has boiled over, with a lawsuit claiming that one of the major players are engaged in a
8/29/2011 A judge in Las Vegas indicated Friday that he wanted to examine more closely one of the copyright infringement lawsuits filed by Righthaven LLC, a move that cannot be considered as good news for Righthaven. The firm is
8/29/2011 The efforts of environmental regulators to stop improperly treated shale drilling wastewater from being disposed into state streams will carry the weight of law soon. The Department of Environmental Protection is asking the shale gas operators in the
8/28/2011 The issues surrounding the two controversial residential projects located on the Miami River, whose city endorsements have been legally challenged for causing damage to the marine industry and the comprehensive plan of the city, have finally been resolved
8/28/2011 Independent Petroleum Association representatives in New Mexico are deep into negotiations with the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association on how to present a united stand with regards to their aim of rewriting the state’s pit rule. The
8/27/2011 Venture capitalists are starting to pour money into one of the last industries to defend against commoditization on the World Wide Web. Google Ventures announced today that it is among the group that infused around $18.5 million into
8/27/2011 Two lawsuits were filed in New York and Michigan on Wednesday against the New York Law School and Thomas M. Cooley Law School. The suits were seeking class action status. The plaintiffs are graduates of the two schools.
8/26/2011 Toastmasters International, the largest non-profit organization in the world, is updating its brand for the first time in seventy years. The organization, which is focused on harnessing communication and leadership skills of its members, revealed its new brand
8/26/2011 The rise in its manufacturing cost will be passed on by Australian Paper to its consumers with a 5% price increase across its whole range of offset grades. The company blamed their increases on “ongoing rising labour costs
8/26/2011 Mr. Price, a South African retail group benefits from Dalziel & Pow, since the latter is the one working on their brand new store concepts and identity. The three retail chains of Mr Price namely: sport, apparel and
8/26/2011 A City Council endorsement was granted Tuesday to the developers who wish to build an NFL stadium in Los Angeles’ downtown area. The developers had been stressing that such endorsement was necessary to prove to the league officials
9/1/2011 More regulation for the telecommunications industry could result from the pursuit of AT&T Inc. of a U.S. government approval for its planned purchase of T-Mobile USA Inc. According to Carl Howe, an analyst at the Boston-based research firm
8/31/2011 As part of their preparation for the December launch of the new triple-x Internet domain, lawyers for some of the most famous brands in the United States are right now scrambling to prevent a potential rip-off of a valuable
8/31/2011 The core of the Obama Administration’ health care reform was ruled against by a federal appeals court panel, raising the question of whether or not Americans will actually be obliged to purchase a healthcare policy. The issue heads
8/30/2011 The two lawmakers in Colorado who are spearheading the efforts to clean up the controversial natural gas drilling method called hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, lauded Thursday the findings made by a federal advisory panel. The panel
8/30/2011 As students are making their final preparations for the school opening, a lingering dispute between for-profit college industry and government regulators has boiled over, with a lawsuit claiming that one of the major players are engaged in a
8/29/2011 A judge in Las Vegas indicated Friday that he wanted to examine more closely one of the copyright infringement lawsuits filed by Righthaven LLC, a move that cannot be considered as good news for Righthaven. The firm is
8/29/2011 The efforts of environmental regulators to stop improperly treated shale drilling wastewater from being disposed into state streams will carry the weight of law soon. The Department of Environmental Protection is asking the shale gas operators in the
8/28/2011 The issues surrounding the two controversial residential projects located on the Miami River, whose city endorsements have been legally challenged for causing damage to the marine industry and the comprehensive plan of the city, have finally been resolved
8/28/2011 Independent Petroleum Association representatives in New Mexico are deep into negotiations with the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association on how to present a united stand with regards to their aim of rewriting the state’s pit rule. The
8/27/2011 Venture capitalists are starting to pour money into one of the last industries to defend against commoditization on the World Wide Web. Google Ventures announced today that it is among the group that infused around $18.5 million into
8/27/2011 Two lawsuits were filed in New York and Michigan on Wednesday against the New York Law School and Thomas M. Cooley Law School. The suits were seeking class action status. The plaintiffs are graduates of the two schools.
8/26/2011 Toastmasters International, the largest non-profit organization in the world, is updating its brand for the first time in seventy years. The organization, which is focused on harnessing communication and leadership skills of its members, revealed its new brand
8/26/2011 The rise in its manufacturing cost will be passed on by Australian Paper to its consumers with a 5% price increase across its whole range of offset grades. The company blamed their increases on “ongoing rising labour costs
8/26/2011 Mr. Price, a South African retail group benefits from Dalziel & Pow, since the latter is the one working on their brand new store concepts and identity. The three retail chains of Mr Price namely: sport, apparel and
8/26/2011 A City Council endorsement was granted Tuesday to the developers who wish to build an NFL stadium in Los Angeles’ downtown area. The developers had been stressing that such endorsement was necessary to prove to the league officials
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