The lawsuit further claims that while FTX was “in freefall, Zhao sent additional false tweets calculated, in part, to prevent FTX from seeking and obtaining alternative financing to cauterize the run on the institution by customers deceived by the tweets. Collectively and individually, these false public statements destroyed value that would have otherwise been recoverable … Read more
Alessandra Silveira (Editor of this official blog, Academic Coordinator of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence “Digital Citizenship & Technological Sustainability” – CitDig, Erasmus+) There is no doubt that European Union (EU) law is committed to a certain rebalancing of powers in the digital ecosystem. And why is that? Because today there is a clear … Read more
It’s estimated baby boomers will pass down more than $80 trillion to their millennial and Gen X heirs over the next 20 years. This is going to be the greatest wealth transfer the world has ever seen. The timing of these transfers will be a hotly debated topic for many families. Baby boomers were born … Read more
Tesco was not entitled to terminate some staff’ contracts and supply to rehire them on much less favorable phrases, the UK’s Supreme Court docket dominated on Thursday. Shopworkers’ union Usdaw took authorized motion in opposition to Britain’s greatest retailer after Tesco sought to take away some warehouse employees’ entitlement to elevated pay. Tesco ended their … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest without cost Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favorite tales on this weekly publication. As they jostle for supremacy in semiconductor chips and inexperienced expertise, America and China have been locked into an more and more disruptive recreation of tit-for-tat commerce warfare. They’ve unleashed a panoply of export controls, … Read more
