Ambulance Crashes and the Right of Way
The law gives the right of way to emergency response vehicles when they sound their siren or display flashing lights.
How To Avoid Sarbanes Oxley Act Violations
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is a U.S. federal law that was enacted in response to the corporate scandals of the early 2000s.
How to Make Your Law Firm Stand Out in a Competitive Market
Find out how you can make your law firm stand out in a competitive market.
‘Next Year Is Going to be Painful’, IMF Chief Economist Predicts
More than a third of the global economy will see two consecutive quarters of negative growth, while the three largest economies — the United States, the European Union, and China — will continue to slow
IBM Levels Skills/Sales Support for Ecosystem Partners
The relationships between IT vendors and their strategic partners are not always transparent.
Money Saving Expert Bridging Loans: What’s the Verdict?
Despite the growing popularity of bridging finance, it is a topic that has not been discussed in any real depth by Money Saving Expert.
ThinkPad’s 30-Year Anniversary: Innovation Squared
ThinkPad is almost the polar opposite of Apple in that ThinkPad is function over form while Apple tends to be form over function.
Intel’s Interesting Arc A770 Discrete Card Strategy
Last week at Intel Innovation, Intel released its first discrete graphics card.
Russian-Speaking Hackers Target US Websites In A Series of Cyberattacks
A pro-Putin hacking cell has announced plans to wreak havoc across official US websites over the next three days.
Musk’s Post on Russia-Ukraine Peace Plan Triggers Uproar
Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk drew the wrath of Ukrainians for Twitter posts.