Potentially high failure rates of up to 50% for the new Solicitor’s Qualifying Exam (SQE) could result in reputational damage for law firms unable to fill their trainee quotas, as well as reduced diversity in their trainee intake.
With the launch of Disney+ and Apple TV+ the streaming subscription market has become saturated and more competitive than ever.
The US Private Equity firm Silver Lake has bought a 10% stake of Manchester City’s parent company, City Football Group (CFG).
The world’s most profitable company has gone public. Saudi Aramco listed its shares on the Saudi Stock Exchange in early December.
Towards the end of November political shockwaves rocked Hong Kong: from district council elections turning the city from blue to yellow, the emergency mask ban ruled ‘unconstitutional’ and Beijing and Washington firing shots at each other in the form of a US Bill and returning sanctions.
Current European Champions, Liverpool are free to enter an exclusive sponsorship deal with Nike after their current sponsor’s (New Balance) High Court appeal was rejected in late October.
Britbox, the brainchild of ITV and BBC, will give consumers access to ITV, BBC, Channel 4, Film 4, and Channel 5 - for £5.99 a month.
After two years of developing and £100 million spent, the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has launched its own digital, cloud-based bank named Bó in order to compete against the rise of digital banks.
The Hungarian competition authority (Gazdasági Versenyhivatal or GVH) has slapped Facebook Inc. with a whopping $4m (£3m) fine for stating its services are free for users.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered Santander and HSBC to refund over £8 million to its customers for breaking a legal order since February 2018.