Experts at the Strategic Investment Conference 2018 have been discussing the possibility of another recession bigger than the fiasco in 2008. With consumer spending slowing down and debts at an all-time high, savings and investments have taken a big hit. How is this possible when statistical analysis show that unemployment is at the lowest it … [Read more…]
Tariffs can incite retaliatory exchange limitations, drive up costs of imported merchandise, and breakpoint decision. The U.S. Business Department’s proposed duties on imported steel and aluminum would profit residential makers of these items. Nonetheless, the duties will raise costs for household firms in development, transportation and different ventures that expend steel and aluminum as information … [Read more…]
Mom and pop shops are the traditional backbone of the retail industry employing a significant amount of the populace. They are located conveniently near residential areas and have fewer operational costs. There are fewer aspersions nonetheless that the shops have been facing survival threats from large conglomerate such as WalMart. Several types of research that … [Read more…]
Recent Policy changes in Trumps’ America. Since the rise of Trump, there have been many policy changes that have come up that American citizens should be paying close attention to. The plans set forth by Trump may threaten to reconstitute the social fabric of America as we know it today. Every American at the moment … [Read more…]
In a world of Litigants and Frivolous Pursuits In an era of lawsuits and massive litigations here we’ll have an exploration of some of the more prominent suits from years past. There are quite somethings intriguing about the manner in which some individuals seek to file claims against major companies. At times consumers can be … [Read more…]
While most people believe minimum wage is a good thing, we’re here to explore both sides of the coin, and show why that may not be the case. Minimum wage gathers a lot of criticism and debate for the last years. Different arguments are said, but the fact that minimum wage still occurs is because … [Read more…]
Laura Ann Carver, Lynda Carrie and Micheal William Loughheed, the three biological children of Vancouver developer and investor, William Frederick Loughheed, are peeved after being left out of his will, along with his only adopted daughter Kelly Wilson. The will is left in the hands of the third wife of Mr.Loughheed, Balwinder Kaur Brar Lougheed, … [Read more…]
The law of wills and estates, especially in British Columbia – is taking a different twist. The Wills Estate and Succession Act came into force in March of 2014. This will mean drastic changes to the rules and guidelines that streamline the administration of estates. 1. Marriage Some of the changes include marriage not being … [Read more…]
Real estate laws are the legal statements which specify certain terms, conditions, scenarios and obligations which individuals and organizations should follow while making any dealings regarding land and buildings of any kind including apartments, homes, cultivating land or farms. They should be followed in sale and purchase and activities involving rent and lease of any … [Read more…]
Many Legal Secretaries and people working outside of law find it useful to gain an understanding of Corporate and business Law. These two areas are often referred to collectively as Business Law, to the rest of us. Why is there such an interest in these areas in particular? That is simple because it relates to … [Read more…]