Corporate Counsel
A General Electric lawyer travels to Myanmar to test the legal waters
The new legal head of Union Pacific aims to keep the company on the rails
...Noah Hanft of MasterCard Worldwide picked up the 2012 General Counsel of the Year award on...
...Mulrow-Peattie is VP and counsel-worldwide marketing and e-commerce at MasterCard Worldwide. She said social media can be tested internally first. Hers is...
...1.5 million Visa and MasterCard cardholder accounts is a reminder...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...1.5 million Visa and MasterCard cardholder accounts is a reminder...
...and government agencies -- including targeted digital break-ins at Visa, Sony, and MasterCard -- that have affected up to one million people along the way. Yet...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...government agencies—including targeted digital break-ins at Visa, Sony, and MasterCard—that have affected up to one million people along the way...
...government agencies—including targeted digital break-ins at Visa, Sony, and MasterCard—that have affected up to one million people along the way...
...the international credit card business. MBNA Canada is the largest issuer of MasterCard in Canada. The acquisition of the MBNA portfolio will add 1.8...
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