A $28 million punitive award to a products liability plaintiff who contracted lung cancer after a lifetime of smoking cigarettes does not violate due process, the California Court of Appeal has ruled.
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A $28 million punitive award to a products liability plaintiff who contracted lung cancer after a lifetime of smoking cigarettes does not violate due process, the California Court of Appeal has ruled.
As the country reflects on the January 20th inauguration of Barack Obama, it's a good time to focus on how the new president used the Internet as one of the key tools in his quest to win the White House. In terms of fundraising, mobilizing volunteers and connecting with supporters, Obama's nimble use of Web technologies put him ahead of his rivals during the campaign. What can businesses learn from Obama's success on the Internet? Here are some ideas for applying the same winning techniques to your business strategy for 2009.
