Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of online discussion website Reddit, has announced his resignation from the company’s board, urging them to replace him with a black candidate.
Due to the impact of COVID-19, DLA Piper is attempting to stagger their 2020 intake by offering various deferral grants for new trainees.
The UK government is planning on setting the boundaries of judicial review to ensure that it cannot be used to conduct “politics by other means”.
The UK arm of American lingerie, clothing and beauty retailer Victoria’s Secret fell into administration on 5 June 2020, putting 800 jobs at risk and potentially jeopardising the longevity of its 25 UK stores.
British Airways (BA), with the support of Ryanair and EasyJet, has threatened to seek judicial review (the process whereby a decision of a public body can be challenged and overturned in court) of the UK government’s decision to impose a 14-day quarantine period on international arrivals.
Zynga Inc, the creator of games such as FarmVille, has agreed to buy Turkish game maker Peak Games for $1.8bn, making the purchase its biggest acquisition ever.
Facebook has introduced a new feature that will allow users to archive or delete posts in bulk, allowing you to “curate your presence on Facebook to more accurately reflect who you are today”.
The online app-based challenger bank Monzo has announced plans to cut up to 8% of its workforce, or 120 employees, due to the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus crisis.
UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has said in an op-ed in Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post that he will offer around 3m Hong Kong residents a chance to move to the UK to seek refuge if China implements its national security law.
Impossible Foods has successfully brought an action against Nestle on the basis of infringement of the “Impossible Burger” trademark in Europe.