Legal technology expert Jared Correia argues that law firms are making a critical mistake by rushing to implement artificial intelligence without proper groundwork in place. The core argument is straightforward: structured intelligence
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Baker Botts managing partner Danny David says artificial intelligence will boost associate careers at his firm while posing serious risks to larger, volume-driven competitors. David argues that firms built on associate headcount
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London stocks closed in mixed territory on Wednesday, with concerns over US interest rates and a sharp fall in Associated British Foods (ABF.L) weighing heavily on the FTSE 100. The FTSE 100
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Andy Burnham is set to become UK prime minister in July and will immediately face a defining choice over North Sea oil drilling versus renewables investment. The pressure comes amid a global
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The FTSE 250 index outperformed its larger counterpart, the FTSE 100, as domestic-focused and defence stocks provided strong support to the London market. The mid-cap index, which is more heavily weighted toward
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Wayve’s $85m Employee Share Sale Gives London’s Pisces Private Markets Platform Its Biggest Test Yet
Wayve has unveiled an $85m employee share sale through the London Stock Exchange’s new private markets platform, marking a landmark moment for the City’s push to retain major tech firms. The British
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Summer brings a wave of temporary hiring across Germany, but employers who overlook the country’s complex employment rules risk costly consequences. Working students, interns, and short-term summer workers each fall under distinct
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A bold gambit by House Republican leaders to tie the annual defence authorisation bill to a contentious voter restriction measure collapsed on Tuesday after 14 Republicans broke ranks. Lawmakers voted 198-224 against
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London’s benchmark index slipped at the start of the third quarter as investors balanced geopolitical risk, inflation concerns, and key economic data releases. The FTSE 100 fell 0.29% in early trading on
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Private sector job creation fell short of expectations in June, adding 98,000 positions against a Dow Jones consensus forecast of 110,000, according to ADP. The figure marks a decline from the 122,000
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