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  • Dark Waters review: Mark Ruffalo’s Virginia lawyer takes on Teflon in this gripping thriller

    February 27, 2020

    Dark Waters is a frustrating watch. Todd Haynes’ gripping thriller tells the true story of a Virginia lawyer taking on the powerful manufacturers of Teflon, who over the course of several decades dumped vast quantities of a dangerous chemical into rivers and landfill, poisoning an entire town with the toxic byproduct of producing non-stick frying [...]

  • Burford Capital nominates three new male directors for all-male board

    February 27, 2020

    Burford Capital today nominated three new directors for its all-male board, all of who are men. The litigation funder said it was “sensitive to the fact that its board will remain, with these new appointments, entirely male, which is not our desire and is inconsistent with the significant level of gender diversity in the business”. [...]

  • Time to champion Europe’s broadcasters for the next generation

    February 27, 2020

    Over the past decade, television, and the way we watch it, has changed beyond recognition.  The explosion of global digital services like Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime and social distribution on platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat mean we’ve never had more choice about what to watch and how to watch it.  On our smart [...]

  • Online harms laws will not harm free speech, vows Ofcom boss

    February 27, 2020

    The rollout of new laws to tackle so-called online harms will not lead to censorship or damage free speech, a top Ofcom executive has said. Earlier this month the government said it would appoint Ofcom as Britain’s first internet watchdog, tasked with crackdown down on illegal and harmful material on social media sites. The beefed-up [...]

  • WPP shares crash as fourth quarter revenue stalls

    February 27, 2020

    Shares in WPP crashed 15 per cent in early trading after the advertising giant failed to deliver growth in the fourth quarter. The figures Like-for-like revenue less pass through costs fell 1.6 per cent to £10.8bn for the full year. Profit before tax dropped 21.9 per cent to £982m. Net debt was slimmed down from [...]

  • The corporate intelligence industry needs to become more ethical and less like James Bond

    February 27, 2020

    Recent news stories — such as the London Stock Exchange-listed company, Lekoil, falling victim to an allegedly fraudulent financing deal, the resignation of Credit Suisse’s chief executive after a spying scandal, and the news that Harvey Weinstein gathered information on potential witnesses against him — have all shone an uncomfortable light on the efficacy and [...]

  • Our capitalist system is in crisis — here’s how we can reboot it

    February 27, 2020

    Capitalism and the market economy are in trouble. As the benefits of our capitalist system accrue to the already wealthy while a huge swathe of the population continues to struggle, many are questioning whether inequality is built into the current system — which therefore needs overthrowing with statist intervention.  Others cling on to their ideological [...]

  • St Mary Axe set to be closed to cars in peak times for trial period

    February 26, 2020

    The City’s St Mary Axe is set to be pedestrianised at peak times for a trial period as the Square Mile moves closer to a future with less cars on the roads. The City of London Corporation has moved plans forward to close the street to cars for most of the work day for a [...]

  • US legal giant Latham & Watkins boosts revenue to record $3.7bn

    February 26, 2020

    US law firm Latham & Watkins today announced a revenue boost of 11 per cent to $3.76bn (£2.91bn) for the 2019 calendar year. Latham, which has been heavily investing in its City office in recent years, became the first law firm to surpass the $3bn revenue mark in 2018. Its London revenue is understood to [...]

  • Global car sales set to fall in 2020 as coronavirus fears grip

    February 26, 2020

    Moody’s has lowered its forecast for global car sales for 2020 as the continued coronavirus outbreak reduces demand and disrupts automotive supply chains around the world. The ratings agency expects global automobile unit sales to decline 2.5 per cent in 2020, narrowing from a 4.6 per cent drop in 2019, but worsening from the 0.9 [...]

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