The administration of Intu properties has shown that if the current trend towards online over physical retail continues, firms could see a shift in their client’s business focus and an increase in administration and insolvency work for many high street retailers and shopping centres.
A ground-breaking case has just begun in the Court of Appeal. The case concerns automated facial recognition technology in public places and if it’s use breaches privacy rights.
Within the coming days, Ethiopia is to fill the $4.8bn Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERDP), which is set to become the largest on the continent. The ambitious reservoir has been deemed controversial by other nations within the Horn of Africa and beyond, who view the mega-dam as a violation of historical water rights within the region.
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In a move to put the UK at the forefront of the space technology, Boris Johnson pledges hundreds of millions of pounds to invest in the collapsed satellite OneWeb.
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The European Space Agency has confirmed that the world's First Space Debris Removal is expected to launch by 2025. The mission is being undertaken by ClearSpace, a startup-led commercial consortium to service orbital tourism, including Debris Removal.
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The cash flow of SME’S is frequently depleting due to disruptions in supply chains and sales while managing fixed recurring costs. At LawMiracle, we believe the use of digital complementary currency (CC) seems likely to be one of the few viable ways the SME’s can offset the impact of COVID-19.
