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Read the salacious details revealed in a lawsuit filed by a fired Barron’s reporter who argues that his expense account infractions were both condoned and widely practiced.

I thought this article about an unusual ruling in a criminal case was interesting.

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California Appellate court lets stand ruling that Disney is bad, bad, bad, and leaves open door for plaintiff family to potentially collect hundreds of millions of dollars in Pooh royalties. Oh, bother! (Nice move by Bert waiving the sanctions award, and thus limiting the issues on appeal . . . .) Read the unpublished decision of the court here. (PDF format)