Legal tech sees high consumer demand – but is low funding stunting its potential?

Tuesday, 06 November 2018 Angus Shaw

Legal tech is one of the youngest sectors around and has already become an industry disruptor. However, given its current lack of funding, don’t set expectations too high just yet

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Recruitment firm found liable after managing director punched employee after Christmas party

Thursday, 18 October 2018 Anne Struijcken

Employee sustained traumatic brain damage after being punched in the face by his boss at a Christmas party. Now the Court of Appeal considers the company liable for the injuries

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Can London’s black cab drivers win their £500m lawsuit against Uber?

Wednesday, 08 August 2018 Eric Johansson

Uber is facing another challenge in the UK capital as the city’s taxi drivers sue the ride-hailing unicorn for lost earnings. The question is if they’ve got a shot or not

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Opinion: a vape tax would cost more than what the government thinks

Monday, 06 August 2018 Fred Roeder

Is the government’s suggested vape tax just as harmful as blocking the distribution of condoms?

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Google faces accusations of covering up sex scandal involving Android’s founder

Monday, 29 October 2018 Abbie Jukes

Internet titan Google has been accused of paying out millions of dollars to former executive Andy Rubin – a suspected perpetrator of sexual misconduct

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Did Theranos mean the end of entrepreneurs fudging the numbers?

Tuesday, 21 August 2018 Eric Johansson

There’s a long history of startups exaggerating their numbers to either woo investors or the public. However, the culture of faking it until you make may be at an end after a series of highly publicised company collapses

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Pilot AI Labs sued after co-founder allegedly dropped his trousers in front of female employee

Monday, 06 August 2018 Eric Johansson

Pilot AI Labs has become the latest in a string of tech startups accused of having a culture ripe with toxic masculinity

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These sectors may crash without EU temporary workers

Tuesday, 10 July 2018 Angus Shaw

EU seasonal workers are vital to many British industries. However, Brexit is causing a lot of worries for firms who rely on this talent pool, new research from the REC shows

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Legal tech sees high consumer demand – but is low funding stunting its potential?

Recruitment firm found liable after managing director punched employee after Christmas party

Can London’s black cab drivers win their £500m lawsuit against Uber?

Opinion: a vape tax would cost more than what the government thinks

Google faces accusations of covering up sex scandal involving Android’s founder

Did Theranos mean the end of entrepreneurs fudging the numbers?

Pilot AI Labs sued after co-founder allegedly dropped his trousers in front of female employee

These sectors may crash without EU temporary workers

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