Chancellor John Healey and Prime Minister Andy Burnham could raise £26bn through sweeping reforms to capital gains taxes and national insurance contributions, according to a new academic proposal. Researchers at the Centre
Franklin Templeton (BEN) has been drawing attention from investors and analysts as its Korea operations take on greater strategic significance within the firm’s broader Asia Pacific ambitions. The asset management giant has
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Manchester United have revoked the season tickets of 685 supporters found to have resold their seats, following a wide-ranging investigation into unusual account activity. The club launched its probe after identifying irregular
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Cencora’s Ameer Ali is sending a clear message to pharmaceutical supply chain stakeholders: the time to begin planning for the shift to NDC-12 is right now. Ali, senior director of manufacturer operations
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New York employers may soon be required to follow strict new procedural rules when offering separation agreements to departing employees. A bill passed by the New York State Legislature and awaiting delivery
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At a moment when discrimination protections across the United States face sustained erosion, the demand for committed human rights lawyers has never been greater. Young lawyers aspiring to careers in human rights
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VF Corporation (VFC) is under renewed pressure from investors as the apparel giant continues to report declining earnings and revenue across its portfolio of brands. The company, which owns well-known labels including
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The Justice Department has withdrawn grand jury subpoenas demanding testimony and phone records from New York Times journalists following sharp questioning from a federal judge. The subpoenas were filed on July 10,
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A major Novartis investor has publicly called for sweeping board-level changes at the Swiss pharmaceutical giant following two consecutive clinical trial failures. David Samra, managing director at Artisan Partners and a founding
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a landmark bill granting private and public sector employees the right to access and dispute their personnel records. The legislation, known as S3460, adds a
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The legal profession has long been resistant to change, with many lawyers continuing practices that technological advances have rendered entirely unnecessary. Many habits followed in law firms today were commonplace decades ago
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