Ryanair has joined forces with other airlines and Manchester Airports Group (MAG) to seek judicial review over the government’s decisions surrounding the traffic light travel ban system.
UK landlord Legal & General Investment Management has ceased demanding rental payments for 10 fortunate businesses in Poole for two years, to aid both the recovery and growth of these businesses on the post-pandemic High Street.
The UK has been warned by the head of the GCHQ cybersecurity arm that cyber risks are not being properly managed, amidst a recent surge of global cyber attacks.
The G7 has reached a landmark agreement that will seek to prevent tax avoidance by tech companies.
The European Court of Justice has clarified that an EU law can be relied upon by Tesco store workers who are bringing a case in the UK against their employer for equal pay.
Following the purchase of 15 Overture aircrafts, US airline United has revealed its plans to introduce supersonic passenger flights by 2029.
US President Joe Biden’s latest executive order has updated the list of Chinese companies banned from US investments, increasing the number of companies to 59.
On Thursday 3rd January, thirteen men went on trial in France accused of online harassment over abusive messages sent to a teenage girl over anti-Islamic videos.
By now we have probably all heard of the Colin v Cuthbert debacle, but for the uninitiated, Marks & Spencer is suing Aldi for copying its famous caterpillar cake. While there may be legal merit in the facts of the case, people couldn’t help but see the lighter side of the story. With that in mind, we take a look back at some previous food industry rivalries.
Cineworld enjoyed a strong post-lockdown opening weekend, with thousands turning out to view its latest releases, most notably Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway. This sparked hope of an imminent recovery for the company and the wider film industry.