Montreal workers forced off contract over U.S. security concerns CBC Ottawa
Ottawa says it's worried about a U.S. policy that has forced Bell Helicopter of Montreal to ban 24 employees from working on a U.S. military contract because of their nationality.
WIBA names lawyer as '07 chairman The Wichita Eagle
Bob O'Connor, a partner in the Stinson Morrison Hecker law firm in Wichita, has been named 2007 chairman of the Wichita Independent Business Association.
Get Basic Legal Help without a Lawyer Small Business Computing
Hiring an attorney can be very expensive, with hourly rates typically starting around $250. But until recently, if you needed legal assistance, you didn't have much of a choice.
Webber accepts buyout from 76ers Inside Bay Area
PHILADELPHIA — C-ya, C-Webb. The Philadelphia 76ers completed the paperwork to buy out the remaining 11/2 seasons on Chris Webber's contract Wednesday, ending two disappointing years for
Complaints Pile Up As Project BioShield Heads Into New Year Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News
Jan. 5 was the day of reckoning for Pink Sheet-traded VaxGen. The Brisbane, Calif., biotech fired half its staff, replaced its chief executive and hired investment bank Lazard to help figure out its options.
Business: State Farm loses Katrina case The Nashua Telegraph
GULFPORT, Miss. – A jury on Thursday awarded $2.5 million in punitive damages to a couple who sued State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. - By GARRY MITCHELL The Associated Press
CoolBrands under fire from former U.S. partner The Globe and Mail
A former business partner has accused CoolBrands International Inc. of overstating revenue and inventory at its U.S. manufacturing plant, "resulting in an artificially inflated balance sheet and earnings statement."
In Russian banker's death, a 2nd suspect AP via Yahoo! News
A woman was arrested this week in the death of a senior Central Bank official who led efforts to clean up Russia's banking industry, officials said Friday, as the man suspected of ordering the killing made his first court appearance.
Morrison hunts for 'out' in Tiller prosecution contract WorldNetDaily
Paul Morrison, the new attorney general in Kansas who was elected with strong support from the abortion lobby, is hunting for a way out of a state contract with a special prosecutor appointed to handle a case involving abortionist George Tiller.
Russia Detains Bank Murder Suspect Washington Post
MOSCOW -- Russian police detained a suspect Thursday in the killing last year of a senior central bank official who was trying to clean up the country's banking industry.
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