The Gold Slump
The value of gold has fallen for “the first time in four sessions in New York”, according to Bloomberg. The…
Nixon Peabody and Blank Rome Rumored to be in Merger Talks
The law firm of Nixon Peabody, from Boston, is reportedly in discussions with Blank Rome, from Philadelphia, to merge, according…
Francois Hollande Recieved Approval for the 75 Percent Tax
Francois Hollande, the President of France, has received approval from the country’s constitutional court to continue with his plan to…
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. and Apollo Tyres, Merger on Shaky Ground for Months
The proposed merger between the Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. and the Gurgaon-based Apollo Tyres, has been on shaky ground for…
Dean of Northwestern Law to Serve as AALS President
Daniel Rodriguez, who is the dean of the Northwestern School of Law, has been named to a one-year term as…
Another Bombing in Volgograd as Winter Olympics Near
On Monday, another suspected suicide bombing hit the city of Volgograd in Russia. This bombing killed 14 and exposes the…
Robin Roberts Acknowledges Long-Time Girlfriend in Facebook Post
For the first time ever, ABC anchor Robin Roberts publicly acknowledged that she is gay. On Sunday night, Roberts posted…
France Approves 75% Income Tax for Salaries More Than 1 Million Euros
France's constitutional council gave approval to President Francois Hollande to impose new "millionaire tax" applicable to companies after taking social…
Finance Minister Simsek Seeks to Reassure Investors
The Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is dealing with a corruption investigation that has highlighted the nation's economic vulnerabilities.…
Zachary Carter to Head New York’s Law Department
New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio has announced the selection of former U.S. attorney, Zachary Carter, as the city's…
Molly’s Christmas
Well hey there! I hope you all didn’t mind, but I decided to unplug from my computer for the past…
Federal Court Rules NSA Phone Surveillance Is Legal
While earlier this month, the U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon had ruled that the NSA surveillance program may be…