US Supreme Court Leaves Intact Mississippi Law Curbing Gay Rights

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US Supreme Court Leaves Intact Mississippi Law Curbing Gay Rights

The U.S. Supreme Court left intact a Mississippi law that lets businesses and government workers refuse on religious grounds to provide services to gay and transgender people. The justices turned away two appeals by state residents and organizations that contended the measure violates the
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'Chaos' Puts Trump Just Where the GOP Wants Him

“Fire and Fury,” Michael Wolff's book about the Trump White House, elicited from its subject exactly what its title promises. The scorched-earth attack on Wolff was probably a strategic error. Trump's initial statement on the book did not treat it as a collection of lies. Instead, the president took the book
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MarksNelson acquires tech company Blue Ocean Consulting

BOC's 22 staff members have become MarksNelson employees; and the technology company will retain its name until it moves into MarksNelson's Kansas City offices this summer from Lenexa, Ks. MarksNelson is Kansas City's largest locally owned accounting firm with 154 employees prior to acquiring
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Crypto-Assets Regulation Is Healthy Development : Burniske

Chris Burniske, Partner at Placeholder and advisor to ARK Investment Management, on outlook for cryptocurrencies in 2018 and upcoming blockchain ETFs. Josh Green, National Correspondent for Bloomberg Businessweek, on the Trump-Bannon feud, following revelations in the Fire and Fury book.
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China wants an “orderly exit” from bitcoin mining

The country's top internet-finance regulator, the Leading Group of Internet Financial Risks Remediation, issued a notice asking local governments to “guide” bitcoin-mining operations to make an “orderly exit” from the business, according to a leaked …
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