Business Law
The Rise of Corporate Fascism in America
A successful American corporation relies on mutually beneficial relationships between multiple parties with a vested interest in the success of the corporation. These parties’ interests lie in three domains, capital, profit, and the public. A board of directors and one or more managers of the company perceive a right to manipulate the invested capital of [...]
Know Your Rights: The Fair Use Doctrine
This post will be brief as I’m in the finals period for the Management 365: Business and Its Environment class, but I wanted to wish everyone a very Happy Fair Use Day! Posted below in it’s entirety, is the fair use doctrine from the U.S. Copyright Office. Know your rights everyone and enjoy the holiday! [...]
Northeastern University Teaches Students 3 Branches of Government
The recent news about our new government branch, the Cheney branch, reminded me of the Business Law class I took at Northeastern University last fall semester. Although it was a Business Law class, we had a brief overview of the US government structure and laws. During our first test, the following “gimme” question appeared: There [...]