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Compared to rest of work force, GC's still getting paid fairly well
General counsel of the nation's largest companies managed to get a modest raise. All cash metrics for last year were up, while anything involving stocks, option grants and cash outs were down.Analysis shows easing of U.S. economic stress
The nation's economic stress fell to a two-year low in April, thanks to the strongest private-sector hiring in five years and a dip in bankruptcy filings, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis.Full classrooms stoke schools' demand for space
Faced with an unrelenting tide of new students in recent years, Mountain State University could have easily found more classroom space in one of the many office buildings hurting for tenants these days.Pair turns eminent domain case into $10.6 million sale
J. Wiley Hicks and Brian P. Patchen helped defendants in an eminent domain case sell a shopping center to Sunny Isles Beach for a third more than the city had offered to pay.Economy adds 69,000 jobs in May, the fewest in a year
The Labor Department said Friday the economy created far fewer jobs in the previous two months than first thought. It revised those figures down to show 49,000 fewer jobs created. The unemployment rate rose to 8.2 percent from 8.1.
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Blackstone's Gray Becomes Billionaire Amid Property Wager
Jonathan Gray, the 43-year-old who runs Blackstone Group LP's real estate business, is the latest billionaire to emerge from the world's largest manager of private equity and property.
Analysis: Of mortgages, accountability and risks
We are deep into uncharted mortgage waters and the question that permeates most conversations in financial circles today is: "How will this all end?"Domestic violence is a workplace issue, law firms say
Law firms are not immune to the effects of domestic violence, and sometimes the violence itself can spill over into the workplace. At a recent seminar, participants discussed how law firms and co-workers can help victims or suspected victims.
Bristol's $5.3 billion Amylin deal heralds acquisition hunger
Drugmakers last year lost patent protection on products valued at $34 billion in annual sales. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.'s deal to buy Amylin Pharmaceuticals would be the fifth in 2012 for more than $1 billion.Greystar sees 'critical' quarter for $1 billion mine
Greystar Resources Ltd., seeking to revive its stalled $1 billion Colombian gold-and-silver mine, said the next three months will be "critical" for the project as it seeks approval from the national environmental regulator.Trending Stories
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