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Artificial intelligence (AI) use cases are expanding at a rapid rate, and the pressure is mounting for businesses to leverage that technology or risk being left behind by their competitors. [...]

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced its support of the federal government's use of 'march-in rights' as a mechanism to control the price of pharmaceuticals. The National Institute of [...]

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is signaling its intent to get further involved in employment practices after its activity of the last year and a half in proposing a ban [...]

Lawyers regularly encourage clients to be proactive and discuss potential issues with third parties before they become real problems. But in the case of tenders after closing, this might not [...]

On April 24, 2017, the N.S. Government issued regulations that will finally allow the Builders' Lien Act amendments permitting early release of holdback to subcontractors to take effect June 30, [...]

There is an old expression about 'selling the Brooklyn Bridge'. Recently, a bankrupt subcontractor attempted to register a lien against the MacDonald Bridge spanning Halifax Harbour. If it succeeded and [...]

Russia has introduced amendments to certain legislative acts, namely Law No. 106-FZ. This impacts foreign companies in the Russian Federation. Re-accreditation of foreign branches and representative offices Foreign companies' branches [...]

The consumption of meat and milk is reduced slightly but that of bread has increased and also the prices of bread have increased. In fact there is no shortage of land in Russia and so farmers can be given loans to buy fertilizers, fuel and machinery and hence increase the produce to meet domestic needs and also export the products.

Judge politics in secular terms I am writing in response to Rabbi Boteach's remark that the lack of public interest in the Clinton-Lewinsky affair 'was an example of the triumph [...]

The theft of nuclear material from a Russian Northern Fleet depot reveals that it might fall in the hands of anti-social and terrorist organizations in case of security lapses. Improper security measures have resulted in the stealing of heat-generating blocks from a Northern Fleet depot. A number of security lapses have always existed there. The persons involved in the theft have confessed to committing the crime for financial reasons. The Russian government has improved security measures after the incident.

The recent visits of Middle East leaders Yasser Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin to Moscow, Russia, symbolizes the renewed Russian foreign policy focus on the Middle East. Russia plans to help Palestine develop a police force for Gaza and Jericho. Russia appears keen to retain links with countries of the Middle East region forged during the days of the Soviet Union.

Israel and Palestine signed a peace treaty to settle the Middle East conflict, after negotiating for a year. This peace treaty includes plans to grant political independence to the Gaza Strip, Palestine and Jericho, Israel. A small section of people in Israel and Palestine opposed the peace treaty, but their opposition will not prevent the policy from being implemented and promoted.