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Janet Wang, Helen Wu and Melody Cheng took a leap of faith and quit their jobs to focus on building their own company.

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: This episode is the first in a series of podcasts on H.R. 1, a bill that has been introduced in Congress that will affect campaign finance, lobbying, ethics, and voting laws. In this episode, Partner Mark Renaud and Special Counsel Eric Wang break down how the law will affect corporate and trade association political activity through increased disclosure, CEO certifications, disclaimers, and other regulatory approaches. Embed

Media Credit: File Photo by William Stricklett | Photographer For many restaurants, health and safety meant closing down in-person dining and operating with a barebones crew for delivery and takeout. Culture By Diego Mendoza Feb 16, 2021 12:01 AM Some eateries are now referred to as “ghost kitchens,” but don’t worry, they’re not haunted.  Since the onset of the pandemic, many establishments have chosen to shut down their dining rooms and switch entirely to takeout and delivery service. With new COVID-19 variants becoming more and more prevalent, you may want to ditch your dinner ...

ASX companies with large asset bases in the United States expect a more pragmatic approach under Joe Biden will help drive a robust and extended economic recovery.

Music Institute students excel in fall competitions   Posted12/29/2020 1:42 PM The Music Institute of Chicago's Academy for gifted pre-college pianists and string players and Community Music School students have started the school year with several noteworthy virtual competition achievements. Academy students swept the Lisker Music Foundation 2020 Young Artists Scholarship Competition, with each winner earning a scholarship and an opportunity to perform on the LMF series:   • Piano: Zachary Guo, 14, Deerfield • Cello: Jan Nedvetsky, 14, Wilmette In the 2020-21 Music Teachers N...