Businesses in the automotive, pharmaceuticals, and food and drink sectors will be among those most impacted within UK ...

Commercial opportunities for businesses developing and deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems, as well as for those ...

A major study is exploring how businesses around the world are using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to deliver ...

Boardroom executives that focus on the realities of climate change and align strategic decision-making in 2025 with those ...

The AI action summit in Paris will not yield the single global rulebook for deploying artificial intelligence (AI) systems ...

Emily Shepherd, the regulator’s chief operating officer, was speaking at a recent industry event, focusing on the role that culture and conduct play in positive outcomes for the financial services ...

Plans to reform the legal framework around standard-essential patents (SEPs) have been withdrawn by the European Commission after EU law makers failed to reach consensus on the changes it had proposed ...

Higher education providers across England must be aware of and plan for upcoming regulatory changes aimed at protecting students as ‘consumers’ of their services, an expert has said. A new condition, ...

The rejection of anti-corruption legislation in South Africa is a disappointing development for an area in much need of reform, an expert has said. The South African Constitution Twenty-First ...

The Committee of Advertising Practice’s (CAP) update regarding media restrictions on advertisements for “less healthy” food and drinks products reveals the complexity of the issues to be considered by ...

Businesses are opening themselves up to potential legal risks through the detailed disclosure of their double materiality assessments (DMAs), experts have said. James Hay and Caroline Boon of Pinsent ...

Occupational pension schemes should be aware of the potentially significant implications of UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) proposals for “targeted support” for pensions. The FCA’s targeted ...