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Electronics Banned From Some U.S.-Bound Flights
DHS confirms that passengers on U.S.-bound flights from 10 airports will not be allowed to bring electronics larger than a cell phone on board.
Google Resists Warrant for Data in Minnesota Fraud Case
The company refused to comply with a warrant in a Minnesota wire fraud case that seeks information on anyone who searched the victim's name.
Do Your Work Day-in –and-Day-Out for Decade to Get Recognized
Success is partly being in the right place in the right time. Zia Mody came to Mumbai from US in 1983, when she was only 27.
5 Steps to Make Sure Your Website Is ADA-Compliant
Websites need to be just as accessible as ATMs, elevators, terminals and other user interfaces.
Why the Legal Sector needs Entrepreneurs
The only way we can change this failing system is when we go corporate – through the development of legal firms.
AR Games Like 'Pokémon Go' Need a Permit in Milwaukee
City officials say gym trainers left a big mess while hunting down Pikachus and Snorlaxes.
Nine Common Legal Mistakes Small Business Owners Make
In the haste to get the businesses off the ground, entrepreneurs focus on everything but the legal considerations of operating a business. And these are the very things that can bring you down.
New Tax Laws That Impact Small Business Owners in 2017
Since it's always best to be well-prepared when it comes to taxes, here are some of the new changes that you should be aware-of.
Startups Should Get Basic Checks Done: Ajay Joseph
It's just about getting basic checks done and not about going the last detail of the legal aspect
How Law Firms Enable Startups To Manage Finances
Being New To The Business, The Startup Faces Initial Legal Compliance Trouble As There Are Many Laws Which Are Applicable In A Company
Here's What The New Overtime Rule Means for Your Business
The overtime rule announced earlier this year is forcing small businesses to adapt.
Uber to Pull Out of Macau in September
The company will pull out of the gambling hub of Macau on Sept. 9, less than 10 months after it launched there.
U.S. Judge Dismisses Challenge to Seattle's Uber, Lyft Union Law
Seattle last year became the first U.S. city to pass a law giving drivers for ride-hailing apps, as well as taxi and for-hire drivers, the right to collectively negotiate on pay and working conditions.
Thailand Plans No-Go Zones for Pokémon Go
The country will make places such as the Royal Palace grounds, Buddhist temples and hospitals off limits to players of the mobile game.
Iran Is First Country to Ban Pokémon Go
Though the country has officially banned Pokémon Go, we wonder what will happen if eager gamers find some way to grab the installation file anyway.