Apple’s legal counsel, Donald Rosenberg, has been hired as Qualcomm’s new legal skipper reports the Union-Herald Tribune Rosenberg spent just 10 months at Apple, stepping in at the iPod and computer company after predecessor Nancy Heinen left during the fallout from investigations of a stock option backdating scandal. Before Apple, Rosenberg spent 30 years at […]
Shareholders are becoming more and more concerned about the ability of the company’s directors to improve Sky City’s performance without a permanent chief executive, reports the Sunday Star Times. Sky City currently has just five directors. One of those, Elmar Toime, has been acting chief executive since the departure of CEO Evan Davies in June.
Law firms have discovered YouTube. Actually, they have discovered that the law students they are trying to recruit as summer associates watch the popular Internet video site. Several firms are trying to parlay that discovery into a hiring tool, creating recruiting videos and Web sites with the look and feel of YouTube. The firms hope
In June, shortly before he became the British prime minister, Gordon Brown announced, “[This is] an era that history will record as the beginning of a new golden age for the City of London.” Meanwhile, New York was digesting the findings of a McKinsey & Company report, commissioned by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, on how the
Senator Larry Craig’s defense did not get off to a good start on Wednesday in the Hennepin County Fourth Judicial District Courthouse in Edina, in suburban Minneapolis. With eyebrows descending and arms crossed behind his head, Hennepin County Judge Charles Porter interrupted Craig’s attorney Billy Martin as he tried to make the intricate argument that
A judge declared a mistrial in the murder case against music legend Phil Spector after a jury announced for the second time in eight days that it was hopelessly deadlocked. The jury deliberated for 12 days, taking six ballots, but was unable to reach a unanimous verdict. Jurors told Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler
He said that there were no homosexuals in Iran — not one — and that the Nazi slaughter of six million Jews should not be treated as fact, but theory, and therefore open to debate and more research. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran, aired those and other bewildering thoughts in a two-hour verbal contest
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A law degree isn’t necessarily a license to print money these days. For graduates of elite law schools, prospects have never been better. Big law firms this year boosted their starting salaries to as high as $160,000. But the majority of law-school graduates are suffering from a supply-and-demand imbalance that’s suppressing pay and job growth.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is in New York today speaking to students at Columbia University and the invitation to speak is putting school officials on the defensive. The U.S. State Department calls Iran one of the largest state sponsors of terrorism and Ahmadinejad is accused of funneling weapons to militants in neighboring Iraq. Today, students
