Liberalisation in the early 1990s led to a demand for lawyers in a new regulatory environment, spawning a corporate legal sector. Over the last two decades, the number of students pursuing jobs at high-paying law firms has grown. That's come at the expense of public law, Justice DY Chandrachud of
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Precision railroading “is applicable to any railroad,” Harrison told Bloomberg News in a January 2012 interview. Harrison more than tripled net income during his seven years as Canadian National CEO. When he left the company at the end of 2009, it spent a little more than 67 cents on expenses for
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“Today is a great day for consumers, for innovation and for freedom.” That is what Commissioner Brendan Carr of the Federal Communications Commission said as he voted to strip net neutrality protections.
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South African President Jacob Zuma said the ruling African National Congress is threatened by factionalism and urged senior members vying for top party posts to consider including opponents in the new leadership that will be elected at its national conference. “Factionalism has become the biggest
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21st Century Fox Inc. sought to clarify comments by Rupert Murdoch after the co-chairman's earlier remarks about sexual harassment allegations at Fox News drew ire online. “It's all nonsense,” Murdoch said Thursday in response to a question from Sky News about whether the harassment allegations
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