Election Policy Roundup #28: China Data Concerns, Voting Rights, and Maryland’s Redistricting Battle
Walter Olson (Getty Images) Number 28 in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: “When more than a ...
Oleeo chief defends AI screening as 2.5 jobseekers chase each vacancy
The founder of a recruitment software firm used by NHS trusts and police forces has challenged Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s ...
Apple faces $32.5bn Illinois lawsuit over iPhone face scans
Apple faces a class action worth up to $32.5 billion over the collection of biometric information from users of its ...
Federal Farm Interventions: Harmful as Usual
The federal government aid program in one part of the economy creates a problem. Washington policymakers see a new problem. ...
Unions open talks on redundancy criteria at Santander and TSB
Unions at Santander and TSB have opened negotiations over how staff in duplicate roles will be assessed for redundancy, following ...
Gatwick warns airlines of two-day jet fuel shortage
Gatwick Airport has warned airlines that it has a shortage of jet fuel for the next two days after a ...
The Slumlord Fed
If we wish to be honest, the Federal Reserve System needs to be put out of its—and our—misery.
The US is spending billions to prop up the Japanese yen.
The background: Japan is selling U.S. bonds and that's not great for the U.S. because it lowers bond prices and ...
What Would Happen if Spain Had an Open Border with Morocco
Last week, more than 50,000 people illegally entered the Spanish exclave city of Ceuta, which normally has a population of ...
The extended London stay has outgrown the hotel
London still pulls in business travellers like nowhere else in the country. Head offices, client meetings, funding rounds, new market ...
