Fear Is What the New Georgia Immigration Law Produced
10/21/2011 Hispanics panicked when the toughest immigration law was signed by Georgia’s Republican Governor Nathan Deal. Reactions included the fear of going out, where Hispanics instead opted to stay at home, no one risked driving without a license, and some even moved to other states like Oklahoma and Texas. According to St. Joseph’s Catholic […]
Core Principles are Upheld by the New Brand Identity of Keystone Bank
A new brand identity was recently unveiled by Keystone Bank Limited. This was made possible with the launch of the bank’s new logo, which was made to represent the principles that the bank lives up to, particularly strength and safety. These two key principles are the ones that the bank would like to show their […]
New Brand Identity of the Independence Chamber of Commerce Revealed
Social outlets and communications have been utilized by the Independence Chamber of Commerce in order to provide their members and also the community additional access to significant information. In their drive to provide more information, they made use of social networking sites, as well as a new website. They also provided two mobile applications. These […]
Health Care Dispute Looms Over New Term of the U.S. Supreme Court
10/20/2011 The U.S. Supreme Court’s nine justices who serve without seeking election will soon have to decide whether or not they would want to immerse themselves into the hub of the presidential campaign next year. The high court will begin its new term Monday, and the health care overhaul of President Obama, which affects […]
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 to those who are familiar with the case, total costs could potentially top $35 million, […]
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 September, Paradysz Research released its 2011 Seasonality Study of direct mail trends. And while marketing […]
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 State Bank, which is the last bank in Colorado to provide services with the medical-marijuana […]
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 from classes or have decided to keep them at home this week. They are worried […]
Hot Sales of Air Conditioning Units Driven by Legal Loophole
10/18/2011 A chilly battle has broken out in the air-conditioning market in the United States as manufacturers attempt to meet head-on the unwillingness of consumers to pay up for equipment that do not have an ozone-depleting refrigerant. A legal loophole allows companies to continue producing air conditioning units containing a refrigerant that was banned […]
Challenges in the Investigation of Rating Agencies Admitted by the SEC
10/18/2011 The United States Securities and Exchange Commission is faced with a lot of obstacles in their quest to show proof of any wrongdoing committed by rating agencies. This was revealed by the enforcement chief of the agency, who also pointed to the complexity of the cases as well as the strong legal defenses […]