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While for many it was total shock followed by plummeting share prices, speculation and a rise in reported hate crime. There were winners post referendum both short term and in the months following the vote. Many UK businesses chose to adapt or turn the speculation to their...

Some have likened the Libyan Investment Authority’s attempts to sue Goldman Sachs and Societe Generale for more than $2billion to the Biblical battle of David and Goliath. Now things have got even more complicated. The lawyers originally representing the LIA in the case have...

The troubling concept of “pick-up artists” has been gathering attention in the US over the last few years, but this month, a tour of Australia by the controversial Julien Blanc has been cancelled following the cancellation of his visa. Blanc advertises himself as a “date coach”...

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse for Russian business after the sanctions imposed by The European Union last Friday, Russian business was dealt another fierce blow today with the groundbreaking  $50 billion ruling against The Russian federation for expropriating...

As the tribunal at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague draws to a close a ruling is expected at some point this week, former partners have expressed confidence the court will rule in their favour. The claim was launched in 2005 by shareholders of GML which was the...

To mark today’s launch of Microsoft’s eagerly awaited Xbox One, London’s Leicester Square has been transformed with a giant stage, huge Xbox One console and impressive light show. The street signs have also been replaced with green and black signs to match. Excited gamers queued...

Two men who decided to try to bring some much needed happiness to the streets of Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh has been arrested for engaging in “exotic practices”. Yesterday, CNN Arabic reported the arrest of two Saudi nationals buy the state’s religious police. The...