Welcome to the Corporate Briefing, where we review the latest developments in UK corporate law that you need to know about.

For all his talent and celebrity, Frank Lloyd Wright wasn't able to make a success of his early attempt to create a ...

We are seeing the return of overt geopolitics: a style of major power politics that does not bother to hide behind international law or multilateral norms. That’s good news for China – and bad news ...

Data-driven AI systems increasingly influence our choices, raising concerns about autonomy, fairness, and accountability. Achieving algorithmic autonomy requires new infrastructures, motivation ...

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Legal expert reveals the First Amendment paradox that leaves reporters vulnerable despite constitutional protections for publishing.

The median emergency savings for most Americans is just $600, but using careful planning and dedication, you can build up a ...

ICH E6 (R3) introduces a dedicated section on data governance, reflecting the increasing complexity of data sources and systems used in modern trials. Sponsors are expected to maintain oversight of ...

It looks fragile, yet that internal structure allows a bird’s wing to withstand high winds while remaining light enough for flight. Nature rarely builds with solid blocks. Instead, it builds with ...

Earlier this month, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) published a pointed letter calling out Canada’s major banks for what it sees as ...

A retiree emailed a DHS attorney to urge mercy for an asylum seeker. Then DHS subpoenaed his Google account and sent investigators to his home.

The Socialist Equality Party (SGP) welcomes the rapidly growing opposition to the union apparatus and supports workers who ...