Corporate Counsel
Many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue, regulators and lawmakers are looking t
Talk about a brain drain—many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue,
...Production Company McMoRan Exploration Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. made a major move into oil and gas exploration and production on...
...different U.S. asset sales of $1 billion or more that could net the troubled oil company up to $12.755 billion, money that will...
...by Barrick Gold Corporation against three rival miners—Xstrata plc, Goldcorp Inc., and New Gold Inc.—in a dispute over the acquisition of...
...When the government of India revoked U.S. drug maker Pfizer Inc.’s local patent for its cancer drug Sutent last week, it...
...When the government of India revoked U.S. drug maker Pfizer Inc.’s local patent for its cancer drug Sutent last week, it...
The new legal head of Union Pacific aims to keep the company on the rails
...bid. E. Stanley Kroenke, who married a daughter of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. cofounder James "Bud" Walton and owns several pro sports franchises...
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