While at college, I remember seeing a documentary on stereolithography, which we today know as 3d printing. My first thought? Guns.
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Motivation is a wonderful thing. Some find motivation within. Others without. Those looking without might often find themselves thrust into the limelight by possible legal action, much like Target.com, for example. And so it goes that Amazon.com is making all of the right noises, if pre-emptive of any possible legal action, which wouldn’t do their […]
In an effort to attempt to add clarity to business communications and transactions, the British government have amended law so that it is required of businesses to provide certain company details on company websites and within email signatures: “Companies in the UK must include certain regulatory information on their websites and in their email footers […]
Is buying on-line in the US to become a taxing ordeal? Well, if the Democrats get their way, maybe: “There can be a guilty little pleasure in buying that $350 iPod or $1,200 laptop online: avoiding the sales tax you’d have to pay at a local store. Technically, online purchasers owe sales tax to their […]