Saudi Aramco eclipses Apple as the world’s most valuable company after generating a record £32.3bn in income in the first quarter of 2022 as oil prices surge.
Law firms are being impacted by a range of geopolitical pressures that could change the way they do business in the future.
European power cable suppliers are facing a UK class action lawsuit by British electricity customers for allegedly inflating their energy bills due to anti-competitive behaviour.
The ongoing War in Ukraine has resulted in sanctions from Western buyers of Russian oil. However, India does not appear to show the same sentiment and has rather seen an increase in the amount of Russian oil it imports, with the world now expecting China to follow suit.
Meta - the parent company of Facebook - and its outsourcing company Sama are being sued in Kenya for a lack of workplace support for content moderators.
France becomes the first country in Europe to grant the crypto giant Binance regulatory approval to provide digital asset services.
Following a volatile year for tech stocks, Apple has been overtaken by the Saudi Arabian oil and gas producer Aramco as the world’s most valuable company.
The US Government is looking for ways to keep the most advanced semiconductor technology out of China.
Adidas’s adverts for its new sports bras have been banned for showing bare breasts.
A leaked US Supreme Court Draft Opinion exposes the Court’s vote to overturn abortion rights. These rights were previously established in the landmark case of Roe v Wade, a move that transformed women’s civil rights across the US.