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ProService’s £60m package clears the September wall, but receivables, monthly liquidity and a two-sided Speedy relationship still control the equity outcome.
Native Noah gives the SPD a 22% chance against Polymarket’s 17%, but the wide range and a three-to-five-point AfD poll lead make this a modest edge.
Dali has entered collective overspill reinsurance without triggering a member call, shifting the 2027 question to payment timing, upper-layer price and container-ship cost allocation.
Congress has to pass it, somebody has to find $1.35 trillion, and no bill exists. Three scenarios put abandonment or dilution at 85%, leaving a 15% chance the $5,000 as promised reaches anyone at all.
Noah puts a 54% probability on Britain explicitly committing to staged authorisation for medical AI by 31 March 2027.
Asked what would justify reopening a settled constitutional question, the Prime Minister named a threshold. On his own wording Brexit passes it and Scottish independence does not, and nobody has put t...
Goodwin’s £1.1bn Cerberus sale nearly equals its market value, but shareholders still need the net distribution and residual earnings bridge.
Progressive consolidation moved Noah's Ken Sim estimate to 44.17%, below the market's 50%, but the next poll is the real transfer test.
A four-hour NATS failure caused more than 2,000 cancellations across two days, leaving airlines with the longer passenger-care, rerouting and operational recovery tail.
The US Department of Justice is examining whether Nvidia's licensing agreement with AI startup Groq was structured to evade antitrust scrutiny, signalling intensified regulation of AI industry mergers...
The US Department of Justice is examining Nvidia’s $20 billion licence agreement with Groq, amid fears it may have been deliberately structured to avoid antitrust review, raising broader questions abo...
The U.S. Department of Justice examines whether Nvidia’s licensing arrangement with Groq was designed to evade antitrust scrutiny, signalling increased regulatory focus on AI sector acquisitions and p...
South Korea’s competition watchdog proposes new regulations to scrutinise 'aqui-hire' deals, focusing on talent-based acquisitions in fast-growing tech industries, aligning with international standard...
The US Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company manipulated its auction system to inflate advertising costs, potentially costing a...
The European Commission plans to amend its antitrust guidelines, enabling dominant firms to defend potentially abusive practices if they demonstrate benefit to public interests like health and safety,...
Kioxia’s CEO has downplayed rumours of a potential joint venture with SK Hynix, amid industry-wide discussions on collaboration and expansion within the NAND memory market, highlighting ongoing compet...
A federal jury has found Sioux Erosion Control Inc. and two individuals guilty of collusion in a large-scale scheme to manipulate government transport construction contracts, highlighting ongoing chal...
The European Union's General Court has backed regulators in blocking Booking Holdings' proposed €1.6 billion acquisition of Etraveli Group, citing concerns over market dominance and reduced competitio...
Romanian competition authorities have imposed a fine of nearly €1 million on Philips România after an employee deleted WhatsApp from a work phone during an unannounced inspection, hindering the invest...
The European Commission is close to finalising new merger guidance aimed at balancing competitive markets with innovation, decarbonisation, and supply-chain resilience, marking the most significant up...
The settlement fixes a large guaranteed payment, but its final tranche turns Meta's rivals into the test of whether the remedy can become an industry standard.
A swift court-approved settlement has transformed Meta’s partnership with US states into a pioneering blueprint for safeguarding under-18s online, potentially reshaping industry standards and promptin...
The European Commission considers structural remedies for Google’s ad-tech dominance amid US courts' reluctance to order a breakup, raising questions over transatlantic regulatory alignment and future...
India’s Competition Commission warns that artificial intelligence systems may facilitate anti-competitive practices such as collusion, price discrimination and market manipulation, prompting a shift t...
Since early 2025, major container-shipping alliances have shifted towards bespoke networks, reducing route overlaps and creating more specialised service offerings amidst a slowing global trade enviro...
The US Federal Trade Commission approved IonQ’s $1.8 billion acquisition of SkyWater amid internal disagreements and strategic defence concerns, highlighting the evolving interplay between antitrust, ...
In late 2026, US and EU regulators are adopting a more nuanced approach to tech giants like Google, Amazon, Apple, and Meta, prioritising behavioural remedies over break-ups amid diverse legal challen...