Two major developments in California are reshaping how businesses face legal exposure over common website tracking technologies like cookies and pixels. On August 21, 2026, the California Court of Appeal issued a
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has reversed a district court ruling that had paused a Kentucky law professor’s lawsuit against the University of Kentucky. The appeals court
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Rep. James Clyburn appeared on “Meet the Press” this weekend and made an admission that politicians rarely offer: he was wrong about Clarence Thomas. The confession carries particular weight for Clyburn because
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Legal & General (LSE: LGEN) currently offers the highest dividend yield in the FTSE 100, sitting at approximately 7.7%, yet City analysts remain cautious on the stock. Despite that headline yield, many
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Citi analysts have identified US cell tower companies as likely beneficiaries if SpaceX moves forward with broader Starlink terrestrial network infrastructure buildout. The bank’s research suggests demand for tower infrastructure could rise
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India’s economy expanded by 7.8% in the quarter ending June, well ahead of analyst expectations and signalling continued resilience in one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies. A Reuters poll had forecast
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IP Group has attracted fresh scrutiny from value-focused investors, with the intellectual property commercialisation firm flagged as among the cheapest stocks on the FTSE 250. The London-listed company, which trades under the
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Qatar Airways-backed airline Airlink has defended a double flypast it performed over a South Africa versus New Zealand rugby match in Cape Town. Two passenger jets flew above DHL Stadium during the
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PharmaEssentia has secured a significant regulatory milestone as the FDA approved a label expansion for its rare blood cancer drug Besremi, known generically as ropeginterferon alfa-2b-njft. The drug, first approved by the
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Kemi Badenoch has reshuffled her shadow cabinet ahead of parliament’s return on Tuesday, with Andrew Griffith replacing Sir Mel Stride as shadow chancellor. Griffith, previously serving as shadow business secretary, will now
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