Michael Robertson is facing a $15.8 million judgment for infringing song copyrights. Nearly two years ago, in one of the most complex copyright lawsuits of all time, MP3Tunes founder Michael Robertson was found liable at trial for infringing the works of Capitol Records, EMI and other record labels and music publishers. After some modifications by the judge,…
Michael Robertson is facing a $15.8 million judgment for infringing song copyrights. Nearly two years ago, in one of the most complex copyright lawsuits of all time, MP3Tunes founder Michael Robertson was found liable at trial for infringing the works of Capitol Records, EMI and other record labels and music publishers. After some modifications by the…
Matt Torcasio has quit gambling with the help of girlfriend Lauren Britt and the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation. Photo: Justin McManus Matt Torcasio was an 18-year-old apprentice plumber when he started sinking his weekly pay packet into the pokies, online sports betting and trackside at the horse races. There were some early big wins a…
Wednesday, 27 January 2016, 9:05 amArticle: BusinessDesk Smiths City drops low margin business in restructure By Sophie Boot Jan. 26 (BusinessDesk) – Smiths City Group will compete more aggressively for market share after ditching low-margin business in an overhaul of its operations aimed at fattening returns. Since embarking on a strategic review of the business…
Theres no question the student loan situation in the U.S. has reached crisis levels. Many borrowers are struggling with colossal amounts of debt, not sure where to turn for help. At last count, total student loan debt in America stood at $1.3 trillion, with 43 million people stuck with at least one student loan. And it doesnt help…
Two Chesterfield men have been banned from running businesses for ten years after an investigation by the Insolvency Service. Lee Anthony Pitchford and Jason Pollard were both directors of Baker Donald Ltd which was initially incorporated in November 2011 as a hairdresser. But in March…
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Bond investors are calling New Jerseys actions to control Atlantic Citys teetering finances bizarre and confusing as the mayor says bankruptcy may be its best option. In just the past week, theres been a flurry of moves: –Governor Chris Christie rejecting measures that would have kept Atlantic City solvent past April, even after Democrats made changes…
Photo by Ted Soqui The search committee for a new superintendent of Los Angeles Unified promised to look far and wide for the most qualified candidate to lead the nations second-largest school district. But in the end, the LAUSD school board decided to hire from within, choosing longtime deputy superintendent Michelle King to oversee more…
Li Ruohong, former chief of the Guangdong Development Corporation who has been accused of corruptly moving money to Australia by the Chinese government. Supplied The former chairman of a Chinese bank is being investigated for taking “huge bribes”, which allegedly funded the purchase of two Australian properties and enabled a transfer of $6 million to…