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Music Licensing Issues Threaten Pandora’s Business Model
Read morePandora Media, the popular music streaming site, has nearly eighty-one million users worldwide, and continues to generate over one...
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The Sound of Music: One Music Giant’s Fall into Bankruptcy
Read moreTomorrowland, Electric Zoo, Sensation, Stereosonic, Nature One. These famous music festival brands as well as the online electronic music...
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Curbing Arbitration
Read moreOn Thursday, February 4, 2016 two Senate Democrats introduced a bill seeking to limit the use of arbitration, an...
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Alphabet Dethrones Apple As World’s Most Valuable Company – Can It Maintain Momentum?
Read moreAlphabet, the recently formed holding company of Google, Inc., has officially surpassed Apple as the world’s most valuable corporation,...
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Corporate Malfeasance- Can it be prevented?
Read moreCorporate malfeasance can have a devastating effect on many innocent people. Perhaps one of the best examples is the...
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No Break for Nestlé’s Kit Kat Trademark Claim
Read moreFor the past five years in the United Kingdom, chocolatiers Nestlé and their rival Cadbury have been locked in...
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Efforts to Equalize Wage Disparity Amongst Women and Minorities: Tracking Salary
Read moreAlthough women and minorities have broken the glass ceiling in businesses and female minorities have broken the “double glass...
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Revising Silicon Valley’s Tasty Tax Exemptions?
Read moreCompetition amongst the high-tech players in Silicon Valley for top engineering talent has been fierce for some time. In...
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Portland Housing Crisis – Adding to or Forcing out Portland’s Weird?
Read morePortland, traditionally known for its young culture and promises of “Keeping Portland Weird,” has become a haven for young...
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The Business of Law Firms: Evolution Driven by Pressure
Read moreLaw firms are evolving. This evolution is in response to market pressure demanding that firms do more with less.1...
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