Governor Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 1883, introducing sweeping new restrictions on how employers may use artificial intelligence-powered surveillance tools. The legislation, known as AB 1883, directly targets the growing use of
Florida’s highest court has moved to tackle the growing problem of fabricated legal citations appearing in court filings produced with the help of artificial intelligence tools. The Florida Supreme Court amended its
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Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) has delivered a striking 64% surge in its share price over the past year, drawing renewed attention from investors and market analysts alike. The agricultural commodities giant has long been
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Fifa has announced sweeping changes to football’s global transfer regulations, with the new rules set to take effect from January 2027. The announcement came during the opening days of the 2026 World
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UK markets opened in mixed fashion on Friday, with the FTSE 100 slipping 0.12 per cent to 10,390.07 while the FTSE 250 posted a gain of 1.28 per cent. European sentiment was
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China’s race to dominate global technology is running into a structural problem of its own making, one that a robot vacuum maker has helped bring sharply into focus. Within hours of each
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Almost half of the UK’s retail workforce is considering leaving the sector entirely due to worsening mental health and wellbeing concerns, new data shows. Research from employment support firm Sonder reveals that
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London’s FTSE 100 has recently faced downward pressure, driven in part by weaker trade data emerging from China that underscored global market interdependencies. Against this backdrop, investors are increasingly turning to penny
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The UK economy shrank by 0.1% in April, according to official figures published on Friday, as the ongoing Iran conflict continues to weigh on output. A 0.2% contraction in services activity was
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Pope Leo XIV has become an unlikely figurehead for young people disillusioned with organised religion, drawing in a generation that once turned its back on the Catholic Church. Maria Ward-Brennan, an Irish
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The pressure of Biglaw recruiting has long been a source of stress for law students, but new data suggests the problem is now reaching into the earliest stages of legal education. A
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