A whiskey conspiracy theory: are big brands like Jim Beam, Wild Turkey, and Buffalo Trace quietly creating independent labels with no ties to their parent company? So this is why Trump didn’t want to ...

Los Angeles-based Create Music Group (CMG), which was valued at $1 billion last year following a $165 million investment round, has acquired again. The company revealed today ( December 18) that it ...

It is an oft-asked question: “How long should we keep this data?” But the answer – in the UK at least – is not as clear cut as you might imagine. Often the core principle that dictates retention ...

One of the biggest and most discussed modern data challenges that legal and eDiscovery professionals face today is discovery of linked documents. Documents that were historically sent as physical ...

Standing out is more important than ever in a challenging market, and one way to rise above competitors is by partnering with a winery on a private-label wine. Only your venue can pour it, which is ...

Go mobile and get more options with Express Labels App from Brady. It’s on-demand and always where you need it, on-site and off. In industrial and engineering operations, maintaining accurate and ...

The State University of New York (SUNY) Records Retention and Disposition Schedule indicates the minimum length of time that records must be retained. The retention periods apply regardless of the ...

Over the weekend, the unthinkable happened in Paris. In broad daylight, a group of thieves posing as maintenance workers used a construction lift to scale the side of the Louvre, smashed into the ...

Spotify on Thursday announced a series of deals with major record labels to develop new AI products designed to ensure fair compensation and center artists and songwriters in the experience. In ...

Sony, Universal, Warner and other music labels are partnering with Spotify as it starts a generative AI ‘research lab.’ Sony, Universal, Warner and other music labels are partnering with Spotify as it ...

Re: “BART settles shooting claim” (Page B1, Sept. 14). BART spent $6.75 million of taxpayers’ money for the mistakes made by the BART police in the mediated prelitigation settlement with Jasmine Gao.