Author: Danielle Wolf,Andrew Shedlock

Recent court decisions in Delaware provide departing employees and advisers with fuel to fight noncompete covenants that may have previously been enforced in the same jurisdiction.Read More

ARIES (March 21-April 19). There’s something you’re planning. Pulling off events, meetings, trips, even a simple date – it’s all project management on some level, and it’s more than aRead More

From Hong Kong’s upcoming drama The Season to the latest dessert shop in town, here are seven stories from SCMP’s recent reporting.Read More

The new report highlights a pivotal transition in the digital economy: the shift from foundational data protection legislation to active, enforceable AI governance.Read More

The alliance establishes a long-term collaboration between the two companies, including joint go-to-market activities, shared strategic alignment, mutual promotion, and exploration of commercial opportunities arising from the integrated offering.Read More

Asia FX weakens as dollar firms on Iran uncertainty, rate outlookRead More

/PRNewswire/ — Dragonpass, a leading global travel and lifestyle platform, participated in Money20/20 Asia, showcasing its customer loyalty solutions for…Read More

EUROPE BEFORE THE BELL: NERVOUS MARKETSEuropean equity markets were set for a nervous start to the day on Thursday as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz picked up again and there were no signs of peace talks.All of that left markets jittery.Euro STOXX 50 futures STXEc1 are down a sharp 0.68%, with fu…Read More

Europe lacks the infrastructure needed to build up artificial intelligence data centres ‌and is not investing enough to keep business from moving ‌to China and the United States, the head of Nokia said on Thursday. While big technology ​companies are expected to pour hundreds of billions of dollars into scaling up AI-related infrastructure this year, Europe has been lagging behind due to regulatory and energy constraints. “The issue today is Europe doesn’t have the infrastructure,” Nokia ‌CEO Justin Hotard told ⁠Reuters, while praising some of the European Union’s moves, such as the establishment of AI gigafactories.Read More

KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY) has agreed to acquire Clearwater UK, an investment banking advisory firm based in the United Kingdom. The transaction marks KeyCorp’s first expansion into Western Europe and follows prior public opposition to acquisitions from HoldCo Asset Management in 2025. The deal represents a shift from earlier comments about avoiding bank M&A while highlighting management’s interest in building out its investment banking capabilities. For you as a potential or existing shareholder,…Read More