A: You should play it safe and wait another month until your baby turns 1. While it wasn't too long ago that 9 months, or even 6 months, was considered a safe age to start giving babies milk, the American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends that babies get breast milk or formula for the whole first year.
The Court holds unconstitutional a statute providing that the Securities and Exchange Commission can remove members of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board from office only for cause. It argues that granting the inferior officer[s] on the Accounting Board more than one level of good-cause protection ... contravenes the President's 'constitutional obligation to ensure the faithful execution of the laws.'
Public Company. Public companies must inform shareholders about and get approval for the company's operations, financial performance, management actions, and other decisions. Going public is expensive, and there is unlimited liability for a company's owners. Public companies may have an easier time raising large amounts of capital by selling securities. Investors are more likely to invest in a public company because there is less risk and more potential to reap large rewards.