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Beardo, Inc., which sells beanie hats with a knit “beard” attachment, is suing two other companies for infringing on its […]
An astonishing number of companies have suffered embarrassment and worse after it was discovered, sometimes years after the fact, that […]
A handful of U.S. companies have recently used merger deals to become publicly-traded patent owners, attracting investors looking to cash […]
Outdated communication methods are leading corporate boards to essentially become dangerous security gaps, according to the Thomson Reuters Annual Board […]
A Silicon Valley outpost for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office will be built in downtown San Jose, the Commerce […]
Complaints that Wal-Mart, in more than a dozen states, threatened, disciplined, and ultimately fired employees who were involved in a […]
Writing a company policy that would address the current patchwork of local, state and federal laws about employee leave would […]
Misclassifying independent contractors would be considered payroll fraud under legislation introduced by Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Employment and […]
The arbitration policy for grocery chain Ralph’s is so disadvantageous for employees it “shocked the conscience,” and is unenforceable under […]
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