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A bill making its way through the Senate could provide public school districts the power to suspend or expel students for sexting. Senate Bill 919 defines sexting as the sharing of a photograph or other visual recording that depicts a minor's exposed or visible private body parts.
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The first thing to note about the Wall Street reform bill Congress passed in July is that it has no provisions on financial reporting or accounting -- neither for financial firms nor nonfinancial firms -- despite the questions raised in March by the Lehman Brothers Examiner's Report about Lehman's use of "Repo 105" transactions, which were accounted for as sales rather than secured borrowings. The Lehman bankruptcy was the most expensive bust of all time, so you might have assumed that the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (H.R. 4173) might have tightened up requirements in that corner of off-balance-sheet accounting. The clawback provision, though hardly radical given policies already adopted by companies as required by SOX and TARP, does have a potential accoun...
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Bill Hayden has been asked a number of times to change his business model at FacilitySource Inc., a company that provides software to property management companies to help them better support their locations. Despite the occasional uncertainty, Hayden is confident that his commitment to the company's core business is a key reason FacilitySource had more than $10 million in revenue last year.
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ROCKPORT, Maine -- Camden Hills Regional High School spent $56,000 on laptop computer repairs last year, a cost officials are calling astronomically high. A that large could jeopardize the entire laptop program at the school, Camden Hills officials said.
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Llegué a esta compañía por casualidad", señala Cámara, recordando su incursión en Microsoft durante una entrevista con La Opinión desde su casa en Washington. "Ni en mi mente ni en mis planes estaba trabajar para [Bill Gates]". "Cuando visité mi pueblo hace cinco años nadie sabía qué era Microsoft, muchos me preguntaban si era un restaurante. Ahora mi pueblo tiene cibercafés las 24 horas y los estudiantes ya tienen computadoras en sus escuelas", comenta Cámara, quien se graduó como ingeniero en computación y tiene una maestría en negocios de la Universidad Luterana de California, donde estudió con una beca gracias a sus calificaciones. Mientras estudiaba secundaria en Yucatán, Cámara realizaba sus estudios por correspondencia para recibir un certificado de Técnico Electricista en la ...
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Supporters of permitting same-sex marriage in Maryland clashed with opponents Tuesday in a battle in which neither side was willing to discuss intermediate options such as civil unions. More than 140 people signed up to testify at a hearing on Senate Bill 116, which would remove Maryland's statutory limitation on marriage to the union of a man and a woman.
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JEFFERSON CITY -- The House considered its version of the state convention bill proposed by Rep. George Vest of Boonville while the Senate continued to debate its own version of the bill. Rep. John Watkins of Ste. Genevieve County sought to alter the representation in the bill to make the convention smaller. His amendment failed on a 48-75 vote, with Reps. James Gordon of Boone County, Mortimer McIlhany of Audrain County, Thomas Price of Cole County, C.R. Scholl of Callaway County, Frank Hickox of Moniteau County and Anthony Walker of Cooper County in favor and Reps. Vest, Linton Graves of Howard County and J.F. Cunningham of Randolph County against the change. Rep. John Harris of Boone County was absent.
