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Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten describes his efforts to get the Health Department's top rating. Read more
Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten describes his efforts to get the Health Department's top rating. Read more
A California Supreme Court ruling that cracks down on predatory pricing is being hailed as victory for small businesses. Read more
Kenneth McAllister wore the homemade t-shirt to protest his employer's decision to sell bongs and bags of fake marijuana. Read more
A Miami doctor named Arturo Carvajal is suing Houston's Restaurant for not explaining to him that an artichoke's outer leaves are inedible. Read more
Unfortunately, you can’t collect on the debt, but you can attempt to make a deal to get paid what is owed. Read more
In what could be a precedent-setting case, a federal agency says employees' right to gripe online is protected. Read more
A fired hospital employee and Army reservist in Illinois takes his case to the high court over the interpretation of the fabled “cat’s paw" theory. Read more
Laws that apply to employees who work even a few hours a week can be tricky to follow. As more businesses hire part-time help, here's how to avoid a problem. Read more
The EEOC is getting 'very aggressive in its investigations,' says one lawyer. Here's what you can do to protect yourself. Read more
The Supreme Court hears a case on what constitutes a formal employee complaint filed under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Read more
Yale University professor David Gelernter said Apple's software infringed on three of his patents. A federal jury agreed. Read more
A look at five pending cases that have the potential to change the way you do business. Read more
The U.S. Equal Opportunity Employment Commission is suing a Virginia company for denying a job to a Rastafarian who wouldn't cut his hair because of his reli... Read more
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
A state supreme court breaks from the established federal framework and puts a greater burden on employers to prove a discrimination claim is false. Read more
Because many costs are fixed, small businesses pay about a third more per employee than larger companies, finds the SBA. Read more
The bill, which includes a $30-billion loan fund, is now all but guaranteed to pass. Read more
The new requirements -- a 1099 form for every purchase above $600 -- will cost them time and money, firms say. Congress will debate two possible solutions to... Read more
Twilight star Taylor Lautner is suing a California trailer company. The company's response: A PR stunt in the form of a push-up challenge. Read more
PR firm Reverb Communications posted phony positive reviews on iTunes without revealing it was being paid to do so. Read more
The online community for teachers has two employees, less than 30 users, and is yet to launch officially. Read more
BP gives people looking for settlements a tough choice. Read more
Are we giving up our very freedom for the latest, greatest tools? Read more
A 7-year-old's lemonade stand in Oregon is shut down because she doesn't have a temporary restaurant license. Read more
Breaking down what the decades-old act means for small businesses. Read more
An Iowa woman takes a stand against her employer on privacy -- and loses her job for it. Read more
For one reason or another, you're going to need an attorney at some point. Here are tips on finding the best one to fit your needs. Read more
Even as the overall number of complaints drops, men are increasingly calling foul. What are you doing to protect your company from lawsuits and liability? Read more
Because we need to promote competition for labor and talent among start-up companies in fast-growing industries. Read more
The high court says the test for business method patents is too rigid. The software industry, among others, is poised to benefit. Read more
Many start-ups use their Social Network contacts to find additional workers. Why not? Someone's friend of a friend is probably that chef, programmer or ad... Read more
The Federal Trade Commission puts companies on notice that it expects password protection programs to work. Read more
A product recall doesn’t have to be the complete disaster it sounds like. Here’s how to limit the damage to your company and reputation. Read more
A state court rules that employers who are sued over some unpaid bonuses are not subject to stiff penalties associated with wages. Read more
A new Supreme Court ruling says employees' text messages are open to company scrutiny. Read more
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