The late renowned French judge Montesquieu said the law should be like death, sparing no one. For this reason, giants and pigmies have walked down the corridors of justice, sometimes as plaintiffs, other times as…
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) dates back to the late 1800s when Herman Hollerith founded Tabulating Machine Company. In 1991, Charles Flint bought Hollerith’s company and transformed it into Computing, Tabulating & Recording Company. It…
As much as we are advised to be optimistic, we cannot live in a bubble, believing that bad things will not happen. Fire, accidents, illnesses, and death are a part of life, and we have…
Big Banks have definitely made a name for themselves in the United States, and not always for the right reasons. Take Wells Fargo, for example. This is a bank that is commonly grouped in with…
It isn’t uncommon for large corporations to become caught up in one controversy or another. To an extent, that is because of the scale of their operations, thus increasing the chances of them becoming involved…
Airbags are designed to decrease the severity of injuries, but sometimes they fail to protect and cause fatal injuries. Such has been the case with airbags designed by Takata Corporation, a Japanese automotive company brought…
The United States has a common law system. For those unfamiliar, Britannica says this means judicial decisions are a source of law. As a result, common law systems can be found in a wide range…
Most people have a very understandable interest in their financial well-being. After all, we need money to pay for the necessities of life. Furthermore, more money tends to mean more comfort, which matters because good…
John F. Queeny founded Monsanto in 1901 to manufacture saccharine; he named the company after Olga Monsanto Queeny, his wife. Monsanto later started producing PCBs, chemicals that it would regret ever having manufactured. The range…