In its January 2014 issue, The NED, a monthly publication by IFI Global Ltd., features DMS Founder Don Seymour in its ongoing series on alternative fund governance issues. Don surveys[Continue Reading]

Drinking GIIN And The IRS’ Juice Law360, New York (January 28, 2014, 1:54 PM ET) — Peter Stafford “Rollin down the street, smokin indo, sippin on gin and juice/ Laid[Continue Reading]

Afghanistan is not an afterthought By Col. Jack Jacobs President Obama’s State of the Union address comes at a crucial moment. With the world in political, diplomatic and economic turmoil,[Continue Reading]

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DUBLIN, Jan. 22, 2014  — DMS Offshore Investment Services (DMS), the world’s largest fund governance firm, has announced that its AIF Management Company has been approved by the Central of[Continue Reading]

Yelp Filtered Reviews Blues: Businesses Hate The Mysterious Algorithm, But Is There Any Way To Crack It? Read more here.[Continue Reading]

PHILADELPHIA – January 14, 2014 (WPVI) — A non-profit founded in Philadelphia has helped a local Marine wounded in Iraq find a new career back home. Read more here.[Continue Reading]

NEW YORK, NY–(Jan 14, 2014) – MetTel, a leading provider of unified communications and network solutions to business and government customers, today announced it will sponsor the Break-Out Track titled[Continue Reading]

Denville-based Healthcare Corporation of America announced today the appointment of Natasha Giordano as chief executive officer. Read more here.[Continue Reading]

What’s trending in misleading ads in 2014? According to TruthInAdvertising.org, this year also deceptive ads for products like supplementary diets, cure-all, organic, 100% guaranteed, rip-off products that purport to cure[Continue Reading]

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An Illinois-based company that provides certification classes to teach English overseas is the subject of a false advertising complaint filed Tuesday by TINA.org. Read the rest here.[Continue Reading]

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The New York/New Jersey Chapter of the NFL Alumni Association teamed up with the Boys and Girls Club of Newark this holiday season by hosting a gift card giving event[Continue Reading]

TINA, a nonprofit that targets deceptive marketing, has posted its Worst 10 Offenders of 2013 list. To view the post on Financially inKleined, click here.[Continue Reading]

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The FTC Says Some Native Ads Are Unlawful. How Should Brand Publishers React? Native advertising has rapidly proven itself as a useful content marketing technique; by using both the style[Continue Reading]

KEARNY, NJ–(Marketwired – Dec 4, 2013) – Power Survey Company will be interviewing candidates at the Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair on Thursday, December 5, 2013, from 9 a.m. to[Continue Reading]

KEARNY, NJ–(Marketwired – Dec 4, 2013) – Power Survey President and Chief Executive Officer, Tom Catanese, will be a featured guest speaker at the Princeton University Keller Center’s “Meet the[Continue Reading]

The 54 students and faculty members from India’s H.R. College of Commerce and Economics packed as much as they could into a whirlwind 10-day trip to the United States. As[Continue Reading]

Premier Alliance to Offer Cutting-Edge Cyber-Security Services Through Acquisition of Root9B CHARLOTTE, NC–(Marketwired – Nov 25, 2013) – Premier Alliance Group, Inc., (OTCQB: PIMO), a leading provider of business performance,[Continue Reading]

CHRISTINE ROMANS, HOST “YOUR MONEY”: Gun reform. Poverty level paychecks. Same-sex marriage. Some of the most divisive issues in this country today may be facing you at the mall this[Continue Reading]

The consumer watchdog Truth in Advertising.org is probing into the Chicago-based TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) Institute over alleged “deceptive advertising claims.” TEFL Institute offers an international 150-hour[Continue Reading]

WASHINGTON – It seemed like it had been settled years ago – the United States would withdraw all military forces from Afghanistan in 2014. Now reports have surfaced of a[Continue Reading]

Mascara Ads: Thick Lashes, Fine Print In recent years, thanks in part to the rise of Latisse, the prescription drug that promises longer eyelashes, and the refinement of false lashes, a[Continue Reading]

Anthony J. Sartor, PhD, Chairman and CEO of Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor, LLC, accepted the 2013 President’s Medal for Lifetime Achievement from NJIT President Joel S. Bloom on Nov 8[Continue Reading]

Attorney general cracks down on fake online reviews “Caveat emptor,” or “let the buyer beware” goes the old adage. But what does that mean in the online world? Read more[Continue Reading]

Who’s To Blame For A Food Class Action Lawsuit? The U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, an affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, recently issued a report on emerging[Continue Reading]

J&J stock weathers big sanction Critics think Johnson & Johnson got off relatively easy when the company agreed last week to pay $2.2 billion to settle allegations that it marketed[Continue Reading]

Johnson & Johnson $2.2 Billion Settlement Just a Slap on the Wrist Fines are just another cost of doing business in an out-of-control pharmaceutical industry. Read more here.[Continue Reading]