Licensing & Regulation
A former physics teacher at Bannerman High has been struck off after her explicit OnlyFans profile was accessed by pupils. Kirsty Buchan, who operated under the pseudonym Jessica Jackrabbit, blended her teaching career with her online persona, sparking significant controversy and leading to her eventual resignation. Key Points Kirsty Buchan described herself as a “good […]
In a landmark ruling, the US Supreme Court has sided with a straight woman, Marlean Ames, who alleged discrimination from her gay bosses at the Ohio Department of Youth Services. She claimed she lost her promotion due to her sex and orientation, raising significant implications for discrimination laws across the country. Source: IBTimes UK Key […]
On May 22, 2025, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1, the budget reconciliation bill commonly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (the Tax Bill). This legislation proposes significant amendments to the Internal Revenue Code that may greatly affect individuals and businesses in the real estate sector. The Tax Bill is now under […]
The article discusses how organisations can effectively manage multiple strategic priorities by establishing dedicated business units or centres of excellence. This approach helps streamline various objectives simultaneously, enhancing value creation while operating with limited resources. The Rationale for Strategic Stand-Ups With an increasing number of priorities for today’s executives, organisations must creatively achieve more with […]
A gripping tale unfolds as Ukrainian hacker Olga Kuprina, known online as “Ghost in the Shell,” turns whistleblower against a massive SEC case that wrongfully targeted American day traders. The article sheds light on her harrowing experience as a hostage to cybercriminals, and how her courageous actions led to unmasking significant vulnerabilities in the SEC’s […]
In this insightful piece from Lexology, we delve into the intersection of artificial intelligence and the legal realm, particularly how AI can generate implications for litigation in data protection and cybersecurity. The article discusses the usage of personal data in AI, potential legal challenges that may arise, and how AI itself can serve as a […]
Melco International Development Ltd, the parent company of Melco Resorts & Entertainment, has made significant executive changes, appointing Geoffrey Davis as Executive Director and also bringing Henry Ko Chun Fung onto the board. These moves come in the wake of fulfilling Hong Kong Stock Exchange requirements following the recent passing of a long-serving member of […]
Summary Melco Resorts & Entertainment has announced plans to close its only satellite casino, the Grand Dragon Casino, alongside three Mocha Clubs venues by the end of 2025. The decision comes as part of the company’s strategic development aligning with new Macau regulations set to take effect in January 2026, which affect satellite casinos operational […]
Summary The Macau government has announced that concessionaires must fully absorb all employees from currently operating satellite casinos, which will cease operations by the end of 2025. Secretary for Economy and Finance, Tai Kin Ip, emphasised the immediate need for concessionaires—SJM, Galaxy, and Melco—to integrate approximately 5,600 local employees into their workforce as these casinos […]
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is reshaping corporate accountability in Europe, but guess what? It’s going to affect U.S. businesses too! With 2028 around the corner, American companies operating in Europe need to get their act together or risk serious penalties. Key Points CSRD will apply to over 50,000 companies, including many U.S.-based firms. […]
