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- United States | 08/18/2017
- ACCC's first foray into uncharted waters: Australia's first criminal cartel prosecution
- Australia | 08/17/2017
- Stormy seas for online pirates in the entertainment industry
- United Kingdom | 08/17/2017
- Stimulus Will Place Fiscal Consolidation On Hold
- Peru | 08/16/2017
- Corruption Scandals Bring Threats To Reform Momentum
- Peru | 08/16/2017
- Private Equity Lawyers Get Creative
- United States | 08/15/2017
- SEC Observations from Recent Cybersecurity Examinations Identify Best Practices
- United States | 08/15/2017
- Lawyers Clean Up as Litigation Finance Business Booms (Audio)
- United States | 08/14/2017
- Caterpillar Names New GC
- United States | 08/14/2017
- Slow Growth at Law Firms in 2017
- United States | 08/11/2017
Legal Articles
- The key mistake at the base of the Google anti-diversity manifesto
- By Monica Torres | A male Google software engineer’s internal memo about Google’s workplace diversity initiatives was made public this weekend, stirring a heated debate that has reverberated across Silicon Valley. Titled “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber,” the 10-page manifesto was first reported by Motherboard and fully obtained by Gizmodo. In it, the unnamed engineer said he believes women are underrepresented in tech because “men and women biologically differ in many ways.” According to the author, these genetic differences include that women have a lower stress tolerance and want more work-life balance, while men are born with a higher drive for status.
United States | 08/07/2017
