Germany’s Federal Labor Court has ruled that termination notices issued without proof of authority can be rejected by employees, rendering them legally invalid. The decision, handed down on May 7, 2026, centres
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Nevada’s Assembly Bill 198, effective January 1, 2026, establishes sweeping new statutory requirements governing inflatable play structures and the businesses that operate them across the state. The law covers bounce houses, inflatable
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Vincent Bugliosi built one of the most remarkable legal records in American prosecutorial history, winning 105 of his 106 felony jury trials over eight years as a Los Angeles deputy district attorney.
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Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, the South African jurist and human rights lawyer, has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, beating out Donald Trump for the honour the president had long coveted. Pillay,
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Wall Street equities pushed higher in a broad-based rally, even as rising Treasury yields and climbing oil prices presented headwinds for investors. Major indices managed to hold onto gains through the session,
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The Federal Reserve has released a major survey showing American families are struggling to keep up with debt payments at levels not seen since the global financial crisis. The central bank’s Survey
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Airtel Money has completed its London Stock Exchange listing, marking the largest London IPO since 2021 and serving as a powerful vote of confidence in UK capital markets. The company serves more
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Banjong Pisanthanakun’s latest film, Inherit, takes humanity’s desperate obsession with youth and beauty and stretches it to its most horrifying possible conclusion. The story centres on the Manasvanich family, already embattled by
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Octapharma USA’s Kerem Tokel has outlined how evolving regulatory and trade pressures are reshaping the risks facing pharmaceutical supply chains across the United States. Tokel, speaking in the context of LogiPharma USA
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A wave of new court rulings is rapidly eroding the legal foundation that has underpinned Telephone Consumer Protection Act do-not-call claims for years. The traditional framework appeared relatively settled, with consumers holding
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