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Homesteading on the HP 3000 - whether it's the type until migration, or unlimited future style - takes labor to maintain.

Magazine as one of America's fastest growing private companies for the second straight year.

Prosecutors will argue to an appeals court that jurors would have convicted ex-Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio on 19 felony counts even if a procedural error that excluded defense testimony had not been made in the executive's 2007 insider-trading trial. (Q)

Florida A&M University College of Law has established a new center specializing in research, training and advocacy in the international and comparative law of developing nations.

A widow from one of Raleigh’s most well-known families is not entitled to funds from a family trust, a court ruled Tuesday.

Pfeiffer University’s International Master of Business Administration program has received accreditation from ACQUIN, a German agency.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (MARKET WIRE) CaseCentral, the leader in on-demand eDiscovery software for corporations and law firms seeking to take control of eDiscovery, today announced that it has been selected as a "2008 Trend-Setter" by KMWorld Magazine. The selection highlights the popularity of CaseCentral's Evidence management Platform for eDiscovery with corporate legal departments and outside counsel as a result of CaseCentral's 14+ years of experience with customers using the CaseCentral platform to manage eDiscovery review, analysis and production for both single and multiple matters.

Bait-and-switch tactics have long been part of America's commercial landscape. While routinely associated with retail categories ranging from electronics to cars, other industries including travel, real estate ...

Nearly 17 percent of the companies with a perfect 100 percent score for their treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, consumers and investors are based in California, including several with a major presence in Greater Sacramento, according to a report released Tuesday.