No means no, silence means no and the absence of a continuing yes means no, too: That's the upshot of a controversial new California law governing disciplinary proceedings at colleges that receive state funding.
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Read More »Valuations are necessary for a variety of reasons, but most commonly they are completed for mergers and acquisitions, tax or litigation purposes.
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Read More »For many companies, non-compete agreements are employed to protect intellectual property, client information, trade secrets, business plans, etc.
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Read More »The National Football League is actually heeding the call to involve more women in its decision-making, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not still going about business as usual.
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Read More »If Adrian Peterson had the New England Patriots to thank for the Minnesota Vikings' decision to reinstate him, the rest of us might have Radisson hotels to thank for the team finally doing the right thing.
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The new Apple payment system has extraordinary promise. With Apple Pay, you might not need a wallet, and you can leave your credit and debit cards at home.
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Read More »The Ray and Janay Rice story has transcended sports media into the mainstream, featured everywhere from “Good Morning America” to “Fox and Friends.” But no matter the outlet, one thing has remained consistent: The conversation has been dominated by men.
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Read More »Are Americans working less because the government is paying them not to work? A large number of people seem to think this.
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Read More »In its Aug. 14, 2014, commentary, the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Maryland (NAMI Maryland) claims that it is “flatly untrue” that the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is violating the “Outpatient Services Stakeholder Workgroup” legislation passed during the 2014 session.
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Read More »Jacob Levy, an American professor living in Montreal, made a point on Twitter this week that I wish more journalists would take to heart: If you're writing about inversions, and you don't prominently mention global taxation in the first few paragraphs, then your article is not serious and anyone with even a smidgen of actual interest in the issue should stop reading.
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