It may seem counterintuitive, but now is the time to be choosy about what work you pursue. When times were good, many firms chased work that may not have been the best fit for their capabilities, didn’t reflect a strategic ...
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Read More »Madoff to plead guilty in largest ever Ponzi scheme
Bernard Madoff will plead guilty on Thursday to fraud charges related to the largest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history, his lawyer Ira Sorkin said in a court hearing. Madoff, 70, will admit that he directed the fraud, his lawyer said. ...
Read More »Special masters get final word in settlement
Decision puts case back where it was in Nov. 2007 — in plaintiffs’ favor The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District on Tuesday denied an attempt to remove thousands of plaintiffs from a $36.3 million class action lawsuit settled in ...
Read More »Appeals court finds blight standards have not changed
A Missouri appeals court removed an obstacle to the redevelopment of the Ice House District in the city of St. Louis on Tuesday. It upheld the Board of Aldermen’s finding that the area just south of downtown is blighted. The ...
Read More »Madoff to plead guilty
Bloomberg News Bernard Madoff will plead guilty tomorrow to fraud charges related to the largest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history, his lawyer Ira Sorkin said in a court hearing. Madoff, 70, will admit on March 12 that he directed the ...
Read More »Purina sues over patented micro-organism additives
A closely held pet-food maker sued by Nestle, which owns St. Louis-based Purina, for patent-infringement said it was using the technology in dispute for years before the world’s largest food company sought patent protection. Wysong Corp., of Midland, Mich., filed ...
Read More »Antitrust nominee promises more aggressive enforcement
Christine Varney, nominated to become the U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust chief, promised to be more aggressive in challenging anti-competitive mergers than former President George W. Bush’s administration. “We must rebalance legal and economic theories in antitrust analysis and enforcement,” Varney ...
Read More »MacLeod: It’s time for firms to get choosy in their work
It may seem counterintuitive, but now is the time to be choosy about what work you pursue. When times were good, many firms chased work that may not have been the best fit for their capabilities, didn’t reflect a strategic ...
Read More »Terror on the Web
Photo by Scott Lauck Rita Katz, of the SITE Intelligence Group, speaks to a lunchtime audience at the National Fusion Center Conference, held in Kansas City this year. Katz runs a private intelligence firm that tracks terrorists’ online communications. Many ...
Read More »Sealing the deal
Photo by Scott Lauck Brianne Niemann, an attorney with Boyd & Kenter, seals food donations in plastic while volunteering Monday at Harvesters, a community food bank in Kansas City, while Lauren Perkins Allen, of Randy W. James & Associates, loads ...
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