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Private Drops $30M Copyright Against Meta Interfaces
In a joint statement, Private said that it "dismissed the lawsuit in its entirety against Meta since it has been made obvious that Fraserside has no claims against Meta." David Dacus, founder and CEO of Meta Interfaces, said that “Meta has had a solid
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:31A
Click it or Ticket Campaign Begins May 23
is funded through federal traffic safety dollars earmarked for traffic safety programs. These funds allow for additional police officers to be out on the road on overtime and not to redirect regularly scheduled patrols. Michigan law requires all
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:31A
On Reelection Trail, A Tale Of 2 Sidewalks
They made two traffic stops and confiscated two guns. Robinson-Thorpe lauded that. A social worker by profession, Robinson-Thorpe diagnosed crime problems in her ward as stemming from lack of jobs, and insufficient after-school programs.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:31A
The NBA's anti-gay slur problem
It made no difference; I grew so familiar with the movie I knew exactly what they were saying, no matter if it was in Italian, German or Spanish. Over time, my sobbing subsided. In cinemas across Europe, I finally let go of some of my grief.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:31A
3VR's CrimeDex Extends Community of Fraud, Loss Prevention and Law Enforcement
CrimeDex is a social network that allows law enforcement and business to share business-related crime information. Alerts are created and sent through the entire CrimeDex network to identify criminals wanted for a variety of crimes from check fraud to
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:31A
Feds aim to block H&R Block's deal for TaxACT
H&R Block said it would combine its H&R Block At Home digital business and the TaxAct business into a single unit led by TaxAct management, but will continue to sell both brands. The Justice Department says the deal would "substantially lessen"
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:30A
Bahrainis condemn death sentences
The opposition has condemned the verdict describing it as a political move aimed at suppressing the anti-government movement. On Sunday, a military court upheld the death sentences for two anti-government protesters for their involvement in the killing
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:29A
Krispy Kreme 'Hot Now' – But Is Cult Donut Stock Back?
After overly aggressive growth and the bankruptcy of key Krispy Kreme franchisees, the company was bleeding more red than a freshly bitten jelly donut. But the company has been on a diet for the last few years, cutting costs and restructuring debt.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:29A
Owners of anticipated Jackson bikini bar have ongoing legal battle with
By Tarryl Jackson | Jackson Citizen Patriot The owners of a Grand Rapids bikini bar who plan to open a similar business in Jackson are in the midst of a legal battle in Saginaw Township. The bar has filed a federal lawsuit against Saginaw Township,
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:29A
Federal law preempts blind flyers' claims over airport kiosks
US District Judge William Alsup of the Northern District of California dismissed the NFB's lawsuit, finding the claims preempted by the Air Carrier Access Act and the Airline Deregulation Act. The NFB and other plaintiffs alleged United Airlines
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:29A
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