7/22/2011   Leading Internet service providers, in a deal with major entertainment media companies, agreed to a standardized procedure for notifying its customers about repeated occurrences of digital copyright infringement. The Internet service providers, which include AT&T, Time Warner Cable,

7/21/2011   The global professional services firm of Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) in an announcement welcomed Ernest Brod as one of the newest members of the firm to head its Business Intelligence Services. This division aims to expand the world-class

7/21/2011   A report from the Wall Street Journal has revealed that the proposed $8.5 billion deal of Bank of America with investors who purchased subprime mortgages by way of the bank’s Countrywide Financial subsidiary is being challenged by a

7/21/2011   Kitsap Garden & Lighting’s inventory include fertilizers with names like “Nirvana Bloom,” “Big Bud,” and “Bud Candy,” causing anyone to think that they are for marijuana cultivation. But according to store owner Miles Nemec, the products are formulated

7/20/2011   A federal judge has added the state of Alaska to the rapidly growing list of states that have been legally smacked down for their attempt to censor the Internet. Alaska Governor Sean Parnell has signed into law last

7/20/2011   After being frustrated at not being heard in the latest legislative debate over alcohol, the hospitality industry has filed a lawsuit to bring the legislative leaders and the governor to the table. However, some legal analysts observed that

7/20/2011   Local bartenders are reluctant to add to their long list of responsibilities the policing of concealed weapons. According to Mark Medsker, guns and liquor definitely do not mix. Medsker is an employee of Boulevard Haus in the Oregon

7/20/2011   Filing a lawsuit against the state of New Jersey is an option being considered by marijuana advocates in case Gov. Chris Christie continues to vacillate on the implementation of a law that legalizes pot for medical use. The

7/20/2011   The U.S. fireworks industry, just like its patrons who like the Fourth of July, is looking up nowadays. While communities congregate across the nation to watch Independence Day displays, officials of the fireworks industry say that higher and

7/19/2011   A group of unemployed lawyers meets in Chicago’s downtown area every two weeks to share employment opportunities and talk about the frustrations they experience while doing their job searches, as well as to lend support to one another.

7/19/2011   A federal judge has ruled in favor of the government and threw out the lawsuit brought about by Gloucester and New Bedford, the two largest ports in the state of Massachusetts, in a legal row over fishing industry

7/18/2011   Massachusetts officials descended on the nation’s capital yesterday to promote an industry convention slated to happen in Boston next year. They also trumpeted collaborations with three countries on new life sciences, and at the same time, also invited

7/18/2011   Victory was claimed by both sides in a ruling Wednesday of a federal judge which dealt with when or if the Interior Secretary has to issue gas and oil leases that have been won at auctions. Oil and

7/17/2011 Two Kentucky coal companies were notified by a coalition of environmental watchdog groups that they could face lawsuits over their inability to comply with clean water laws. This is the second time in less than a year that such

7/17/2011   The petitions for medical marijuana ballot initiative were formally approved Tuesday by the state, clearing the way for advocates to start gathering signatures in an attempt to postpone the tougher 2011 law and to let voters determine its