How big tech lost the antitrust battle in Europe
The EU is dramatically escalating its antitrust war on big tech with new laws
Global corporate tax deal edges closer as France, Germany support US approach
Germany says ‘realistic realistic to expect agreement reached this year on global framework’
How Dublin quietly became dumping ground for some of Europe’s riskiest corporate loans
Level of CLO assets in Ireland is now 10 times what it was six years ago
Apple develops alternative to Google search
iPhone maker explores building its own search tools as ties to Google come under antitrust scrutiny
Nordic Aviation’s creditors agree to shelve repayments on €6bn debt
Limerick-headquartered aircraft lessor has $2 billion in equity
‘It’s a matter of fairness’: squeezing more tax from multinationals
Governments will need to start thinking about who will pay for their ballooning deficits
Collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook sparks industry chaos
Company’s demise means 21,000 jobs at risk and up to 150,000 holidaymakers stranded
UK’s Labour would cost companies £300bn by shifting shares to staff
FT analysis shows potential scale of seizure, while landlords face ‘right to buy’ plan
Big Tech knows you better than your wife – time for a data divorce?
Germany’s antitrust enforcer wants to hit tech giants where it hurts: the data they covet
UK software group was HP’s ‘unwanted stepchild’, court told
Lawyers set out defence as Autonomy founder accused of fraud by US tech giant
Huawei ban could stall progression to 5G by several years
Security fears around spy technology hit Chinese network infrastructure maker
Almost a tenth of Irish-registered solicitors from England and Wales
Brexit reaction sees UK lawyers seeking to maintain EU access
Brexit concerns push UK lawyers to register in Ireland
Nine per cent of all solicitors listed in Ireland are now lawyers from England and Wales
Artificial intelligence set to rewrite rules for legal profession
Experts predict more than 100,000 jobs in sector could be automated within 20 years
Massive increase in UK solicitors seeking transfer to Irish roll
Nearly 600 British solicitiors have applied for right to practise in Irish courts since Brexit
Brexit sees UK lawyers seek solace in Irish bar
Clifford Chance gets Irish registration for all its English qualified competition partners as UK lawyers see it as ‘natural choice’ post- Brexit
London bankers set to share desks to save space
Banks want to retain City footprint but with lower costs
How Paddy Power pursued data breach to Ontario home
Story of how contact details for 650,000 of bookmaker’s customers was put up for sale
RBS welcomes law firm’s report finding no evidence of fraud
Bank promises to overhaul handling of SMEs in financial distress
London briefing: RBS under fire over asset-stripping claims
Bank of England chief says allegations ‘deeply troubling and extremely serious’
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