A scorpion enlists a frog to take him on his back across a stream, even though the frog is astute enough to protest that the scorpion “will surely sting me and I will die.” The scorpion points out that if he stings the frog, he will die too. The trusting frog thus takes on his passenger, is stung
Lots of New Yorkers are grumbling about the city’s deteriorating subway system, and with good reason. Increasingly, trains are becoming dirtier, more
I was struck by the headline of a recent opinion piece by Michael Goodwin in the New York Post that read “A year after Trump’s Jerusalem declaration
Negotiating, drafting and executing Employment Agreements goes far beyond simply determining the best methods to hire, retain and terminating
Poor ostriches get the unfair treatment; we make fun of them for burying their heads when danger is lurking. In fact, the common phrase “don’t stick
Catching Up with Council Member Karen Koslowitz
In Jewish thought royalty is seen as the highest representation and reflection of the everyday
There’s nothing stockholders like better than companies that buy back their own shares, and the reason is obvious: These purchases boost the price of
