Despite the growing economic crisis worldwide today, higher demand for casual clothing has seen sales quadruple for the global online retailer ASOS.
Multinational tech giant Microsoft has filed a patent for a system set to monitor body language and facial expressions of employees during meetings. The system will deliver scores depending on the quality of meetings based on these factors.
Salesforce has announced it will buy Slack for $27.7bn (around £20bn), marking one of the largest tech acquisitions in recent years.
A panel of thirteen international lawyers are beginning to draft plans to create a legally enforceable crime of “ecocide” which would join the ranks of serious international offences such as genocide, and war crimes in the battle against the illegal destruction of the environment.
Struggling cafe chain Caffe Nero has rejected a last-minute takeover bid by EG Group.
Tory MP John Howell proposed an aptly-named “Apologies Bill” earlier this week, under which organisations would be able to issue apologies to consumers without admitting legal liability for their mistakes.
15 Asia-Pacific nations have sealed one of the biggest trade deals in history, covering a third of the world’s population and economic output.
The Electoral College is a democratic system that was established under the US constitution and determines who becomes president.
After failing to hit gender diversity targets for 2020, global law firm HFW has announced the launch of a new strategy, supported by a series of ambitious targets.
Covid-19 operating hours (COH) have been piloted in several Crown Courts across the UK to attempt to handle case backlog, however, many legal professionals are complaining about the impact these hours have on their wellbeing.