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By Associated Press Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - Added 4m ago PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Amazon.com has cut ties with Rhode Island Web sites that make referrals to the online retailer because a law designed to collect sales taxes on these transactions will soon come into force, the Providence Journal reported Tuesday. Seattle-based Amazon wrote to Rhode Island Web site operators, telling them its "Associates program" ended Monday. Web sites that posted links to the company about its products have received up to a 15 percent cut on sales. On June 17, the Rhode Island legislature passed a budget provision that would force Amazon to collect 7 percent in sales taxes on these so-called "click-through" transactions. Amazon argues the law is unconstitutional, so eliminating the commission would prevent the company from having to collect the... [read full story]
LENEXA, KS — (Marketwire) — 11/24/09 — ICOP Digital, Inc. (NASDAQ: ICOP), an industry-leading company engaged in advancing solutions, today confirmed that that the company's Class B common stock warrants, which trade publicly...
PITTSBURGH----Geospatial Holdings, Inc. announced today that the Company, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Utility Services and Consulting Corp., has entered into a multi-year contract with El Paso Electric Company .
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - US Airways is delaying delivery of 54 Airbus jets until at least 2013 as it tries to bolster its financial strength. The Tempe, Ariz. company says that instead it will take delivery of 28 planes over the...
Companies mentioned in this article: Lawson Software ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The City of Abilene, Texas, has signed a contract with Lawson Software (Nasdaq: LWSN) to implement a multi-application contract that includes the Lawson...
