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Making a Case for Business Law

Making a Case for Business Law

At a time when it is critical for companies to determine value in every operational aspect of business, even corporate lawyers are forced to think and perform more like strategic business professionals in a line of work traditionally focused more on legal agendas than on management concerns. Corporations are increasingly employing more competitively priced in-house counsel and mandating that they transform the company’s legal function into a thriving profit center.

New Work Order

Heightened competition, globalization, outsourcing, and technological advancements are among a host of growing management challenges for which old business school theories and best practices solutions just don’t suffice, asserts Ather...

Rely On The Analysis

For Tedd M. Alexander, III, president of the Baltimore-based Credo Capital Management L.L.C., analyzing a company’s fundamental financial position is crucial to successful investing. Alexander has built his company on...

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