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Swedish clothier H&M is launching an environmentally friendly fashion collection this spring.

Always good to see "green" entrepreneurs succeeding as this Nashville eco-store takes her business national.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has recently issued a bulletin to residential mortgage servicers to address potential risks to mortgage consumers that may arise in connection with servicing transfers.

On Tuesday, a task force in North Carolina concluded that it would request restitution of $50,000 from the North Carolina legislature to each of the estimated 1,500-2,000 living victims of the state's formal 45-year experiment with eugenics.

Yesterday a three-judge panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit became the first appellate court to uphold the constitutionality of the minimum coverage provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is not new, but it seems that many new startups have either not given it much thought or don’t know about it.

In April 2012, the Social Security Administration began allowing recipients of social security to begin filing requests for medical records electronically (Form SSA-827).

The recent Tennessee Court of Appeals ruling in Valenti Mid-South v. Farr is an significant reminder of how important careful franchise and excise tax planning can be for those engaged in real estate ventures in Tennessee.

The United States Tax Court ruled recently that a group of individual physicians who sold their practice group to a nonprofit hospital were not entitled to take a charitable deduction for the value of intangible assets each individual allegedly conferred in the sale.

Taxpayers filing Tennessee franchise and excise tax returns should take note of the recent Tennessee Court of Appeals ruling in "BellSouth Advertising & Publishing Corp. v. Chumley", in which the Court concluded that the Commissioner had properly exercised her power to vary the statutory apportionment formula that was based on cost of performance to impose, instead, a market-based apportionment factor.

By now, most publicly traded companies have completed their 2008 stockholder meetings. This was the second year of working with the SEC's new compensation disclosure rules, including the new section of the proxy on Compensation Discussion & Analysis (CD&A).

A number of class-action lawsuits were recently filed against non-profit hospital companies over the status of their retirement plans.

ERISA generally requires that persons handling retirement plan funds be bonded to protect the plan from loss due to fraud or dishonesty.

A Yale Law School professor recently raised hackles in the benefits community by sending unsolicited letters to thousands of retirement plan sponsors.

U.S. colleges and universities are increasingly embracing global learning and are enhancing student learning experiences by hiring talented faculty, researchers, and scholars from around the world.

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