Incorporations
ANDERSON COUNTY Heartland Logistics, LLC 3360 Andersonville Hwy. Andersonville, Tn 33705 Randy Burt Croet Greenways Found. 107 Lea Way Oak Ridge, Tn 37830 Lawrence Young Comm. Grade Ded. Svcs., LLC 40 New York Ave. Ste. 201 Oak Ridge, Tn 37830 Gary Gilmartin East Tn Singer Songwriter Assn. 901 Mountain Rd. Clinton, Tn 37716 Darwin Blair [...]
NLRB rushes to issue pro-union rulings before losing a majority
In a decision issued during 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the authority of the five-member NLRB could not be delegated to a panel with fewer than three members. On August 27, the term of NLRB Chairman Wilma Liebman expired, leaving the board with only three members. Craig Becker, a former lawyer for the [...]
Must Bernanke destroy the dollar in order to save it?
As European banks quake at the thought of default and as governments of the continent are toppled by the continuing financial meltdown, one is reminded of the American general who declared that in order to “save” Vietnam, we had to destroy it. The euro and the European Union stand in the balance, yet the Powers [...]
East Tennessee Regional Accelerator Coalition will offer help to entrepreneurs, seeks mentors and investors
By Jayne Andrews In response to an initiative by Gov. Bill Haslam to create jobs via entrepreneurship, the East Tennessee Regional Accelerator Coalition (ETRAC) was formed this year with a Kickoff meeting that was held Dec. 15 in Knoxville. Additionally, the coalition feels there are opportunities in the region that need to be matched with [...]
Decosimo provides leadership for Hedge Fund Tax 101 and K-1 Boot Camp courses
Decosimo Certified Public Accountants, a Top 100 accounting and business advisory firm, will be lending its leadership for hedge fund education targeting institutional investors and asset managers. Decosimo is providing support as the lead sponsor and Principal Karl J. Jordan, CPA, will chair the Hedge Fund Tax 101 and the K-1 Boot Camp courses hosted [...]
Free markets are good (and good for) medicine
By Richard Ralston There is an unstated context behind the health care debate. Those who prefer government management of medicine have a wider agenda: they hate the idea of a free market in medicine, because they hate the idea of free markets in anything. Of course, an actual free market in medicine disappeared long ago. [...]
Extending the payroll tax cut
I continue to support extending the payroll tax cut and am in favor of the compromise that has been worked out. However, I still believe a one-year extension is what best serves the American people. As I have said from the very beginning, I support extending the payroll tax cut for 160 million Americans. I [...]
Let’s have all of us (even Congress) work well together
There’s a lesson Washington, DC, can learn from my hometown, Maryville, Tenn. — a lesson most of us learned in kindergarten and I learned in my mother’s kindergarten class. It’s three words: “Work well together.” The latest example was all over Maryville’s sports pages on Sunday, December 4th. One headline read: “Historic Championship: Maryville Wins [...]
Ron Paul — the least likely get the most press
As a nation, we are now entering the most humorous of times — a presidential election year. As Newty and Mitt rise and fall in the polls, and Cain departs the race to shore up his marriage, it seems that the man who the media loves to hate gets far more coverage and analysis than [...]
Eric Holder: Mens Rea for me, but not for thee
The federal government through its thousands of prosecutors and compliant judges has managed to destroy one of the foundations of Anglo-American criminal law, the provision of mens rea, or the role of intent. For centuries, the question of whether or not to charge someone with a crime would require at least some attention to be [...]
