British American Tobacco (BTI) serves as a stark warning that resolving enforcement actions with US authorities does not close the door on further legal exposure worldwide. Most corporations operating globally consider government
Borrowers under net asset value credit facilities sometimes seek to pledge their interests in hedge funds and private equity funds directly as collateral to lenders. Whether such a pledge constitutes effective security
More3i Group (LSE: III) has been the worst-performing stock on the FTSE 100 in 2026 so far, with its share price under sustained pressure throughout the year. The private equity firm’s struggles
MoreAberdeen Group (ABDN) is set to rejoin the FTSE 100 index following a scheduled reshuffle, marking a significant return for the asset management firm. The reshuffle will see Aberdeen reclaim its place
MoreMost Westchester County property owners are facing a rapidly approaching deadline to challenge their 2026 property tax assessments before time runs out. The deadline, falling on June 16, 2026, applies to the
MoreThe promise of artificial intelligence in legal practice feels almost boundless, with new announcements each week about firms adopting generative tools to automate drafting or predict case outcomes. Beneath that excitement, however,
MoreVerizon Communications (NYSE:VZ) has come under fresh scrutiny from analysts examining whether its current share price accurately reflects the company’s underlying business value. The telecommunications giant has delivered a mixed performance on
MoreLeading doctors have written to Prime Minister Keir Starmer urging him to press ahead with a social media ban for children under the age of 16. The intervention comes as the government
MoreMilbank has opted to raise associate salaries rather than issue a one-time special bonus, a move that legal industry observers say will have lasting consequences across the Biglaw market. The new salary
MoreLegal & General (LSE: LGEN), Standard Life, and LondonMetric Property currently rank as the top three dividend payers on the FTSE 100 by yield. The three stocks are yielding 8.1%, 7.4%, and
MoreBorr Drilling (NYSE:BORR) has attracted renewed attention from investors and analysts following a period of notable weakness in its share price. The offshore drilling contractor, listed on the New York Stock Exchange
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