BPP University Law School has announced the trial of a number of mental health focused initiatives. Mindfulness and meditation classes will be rolled out for students preparing to enter the legal profession. These measures are in response to the ever- growing number of law students and lawyers suffering from mental health related illness.
WeWork has announced that 2,400 employees will be let go, in an effort to halt its growing losses.
Amazon Web Services has filed against the Pentagon's decision to award Microsoft the $10 billion JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defence Infrastructure) contract.
In 2017, Uber’s licence was revoked by Transport for London (TfL) as the company was not deemed ‘fit and proper’ to be operating in London. Uber was since granted two extensions on its licence to improve its safety measures, which expired earlier this week. As TfL was not satisfied with Uber’s measures, Uber’s licence was revoked permanently.
Delivering a judgment in the first shareholder class action in England and Wales, the High Court has dismissed claims that shareholders were misled as to the true financial state of HBOS during its acquisition in 2008.
Google's partnership with Ascension, a major US hospital network, has been revealed by one of its team members.
Labour made an election pledge to provide free broadband for all British consumers and businesses by nationalising Openreach, a subsection of British Telecom (BT), claiming it will boost productivity by £59bn. But would nationalising broadband really help productivity?
Footwear retailer, Clarks is the latest victim of the high street crisis.