In a recent report, Thomson Reuters has hinted at disruptive changes that could affect the structure of the legal market as we know it, highlighting the rapid growth of alternative legal service providers (ALSPs).
Brighton and Hove council, among others across England, is lobbying to be granted powers to regulate Airbnb and other short-term letting sites, in order to alleviate their negative impact on its communities.
Monzo is looking to relaunch paid-for accounts in the first quarter of 2020, after a failed attempt in 2019, following complaints.
Spotify has acquired The Ringer, Bill Simmons’ sports and pop culture company, for around $200m.
US Judge Victor Marrero has ruled in favour of T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint.
The state-owned airline company Air India is up for sale for the second time since 2018. The Indian government is offering 100% of the company (full privatisation) along with the $3.3bn worth of debt that Air India has amassed.
Sub-prime lender Amigo has weathered a rocky couple of months, with share prices plummeting 82% following the Financial Ombudsman Service's increased scrutiny into the lender's practices. Discussions for the potential sale of Amigo are now underway, but as yet there are no suitors.
Peloton’s sexist Christmas advertisement prompts its market value to drop by over $1bn.
Morrisons plans to cut 3,000 department managerial roles in stores across the UK as part of a major staffing overhaul.
Just Eat shareholders have opted to merge with the giant Dutch online food delivery marketplace Takeaway.com for £5.9bn. This will create the new company, Just Eat Takeaway.com, meaning that Prosus’ competing bid loses out.