Prologis (NYSE: PLD) has revealed it submitted a preliminary all-share proposal to acquire SEGRO (LSE: SGRO) on 16 June 2026, valuing the UK logistics property group at approximately £12.6 billion. The proposal
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Stocks dipped at the start of July as markets entered a traditionally quieter summer period, with investors showing little appetite for risk. The subdued open reflected broader uncertainty across global markets, as
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Savannah Group, a City-based boutique recruitment consultancy, has fallen into insolvency after channelling significant investment into an artificial intelligence platform. The firm, which has placed directors and executives at major brands including
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Labor and employment law has quietly emerged as one of the most competitive and consistently in-demand practice areas across the entire private legal sector. While high-profile corporate disciplines such as mergers and
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By the time a client discovers their name is moving through international law enforcement channels, the damage is frequently already done. Travel plans collapse, banks tighten KYC and compliance reviews, and professional
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The morning’s top legal stories span Supreme Court analysis, election law battles, and ongoing scrutiny of banking regulation failures. Justice Stephen Breyer has given a new interview discussing the circumstances and reasoning
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London shares finished the week on a positive note, with the FTSE 100 closing 0.25% higher on Friday despite continued weakness in UK business activity. The S&P Global UK PMI Composite Output
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Evangelos Marinakis, the billionaire owner of Nottingham Forest, has announced ambitious plans for a new £210m stadium construction project in Greece. The Greek businessman submitted plans for a 53,000-capacity arena that forms
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Prenuptial agreements are widely treated as permanent documents, but legal experts warn that failing to revisit them can have costly consequences in court. Attorney Julia Rodgers of Hello Prenup Inc. argues that
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The Federal Trade Commission announced on July 2, 2026, that the companies operating the Hopper travel apps have agreed to pay $35 million to settle allegations of deceptive fee practices. Canadian company
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