The Tour de France is the most attended annual sporting event in the world, drawing over 12 million roadside spectators across its three-week race each year. UK viewership is accelerating sharply, with
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Andy Burnham has confirmed he was fully aware of John Healey’s demands for significantly higher defence spending when he appointed him as Chancellor. The new Prime Minister told the BBC that ensuring
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Scotland’s decision to push its top income tax rate higher than the rest of the UK may have seriously undermined its own fiscal ambitions, new analysis suggests. Research by lawyer and tax
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Alabama’s long-running medical cannabis licensing saga reaches a significant milestone as formal evidentiary hearings for integrated facility licences open in Tuscaloosa on Monday, July 27, 2026. The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission’s designated
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US Court Enforces TCPA Subpoenas Against Nonparties Who Blocked Process Servers And Missed Deadlines
A federal court in Puerto Rico has ruled that nonparties cannot escape TCPA subpoenas by challenging the method used to serve a motion to enforce them. The decision came in Starling v.
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HSF Kramer has reported $2.407 billion in revenue for the financial year ending April 30, marking its first full set of annual results since combining operations in June 2025. The merged firm
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A former Biglaw associate has taken LinkedIn self-promotion to remarkable new heights by posting his own performance reviews from the Obama era online. The reviews, dating back roughly 15 years, were shared
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JD Sports Fashion (LSE: JD) has staged a notable comeback, with shares climbing 36% over the past three months after years of painful underperformance. The FTSE 100-listed sportswear and athleisure retailer, which
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International Business Machines Corporation (NYSE:IBM) found itself in the spotlight after television personality and financial commentator Jim Cramer discussed a potential surprise concerning the company’s chief executive. Cramer, known for his outspoken
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The Bank of England is widely expected to hold interest rates unchanged at 3.75 per cent when its Monetary Policy Committee meets on Thursday. The decision is anticipated to result in a
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