Mike Lynch superyacht builder sues widow for £400m over Bayesian sinking
The builder of the superyacht Bayesian, on which British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch died, has launched a £400 million legal claim against his widow, alleging that the tragedy caused a catastrophic collapse in its sales.The Italian Sea Group (TISG) has
Apple explores wearable ‘AI pin’ that could listen to conversations
Apple is developing a wearable “AI pin” capable of listening to conversations and responding to spoken commands, as the iPhone maker looks to regain momentum in the fast-moving artificial intelligence race.The disc-shaped device, which would be equipped with speakers, microphones
Legal experts warn UK firms of rising AI risks in 2026 as regulation tightens
UK businesses are being urged to tighten controls around their use of artificial intelligence in 2026, as legal experts warn that poorly governed AI systems are exposing companies to mounting legal, financial and reputational risks.From unclear ownership of AI-generated content
Nigel Farage renews pledge to tax banks by scrapping Bank of England interest payments
Nigel Farage has renewed his threat to strip commercial banks of billions of pounds in interest payments made by the Bank of England, reviving a controversial proposal that has already alarmed financial markets and the banking industry.Speaking at a Bloomberg
The trademark dispute at the heart of the Beckham family feud
A bitter trademark dispute over the Beckham name has emerged as a key factor in the growing rift between the Beckhams and their son Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz, underscoring how intellectual property law can collide with family
Leeds startup raises £23m to push UK to the forefront of the AI chip race
A Leeds-based technology start-up has raised £23 million to accelerate the commercial rollout of its light-powered computer chips, in a move that could strengthen the UK’s position in the global race to develop next-generation artificial intelligence hardware.Optalysys will use the
UK government urged to extend business rates relief to hotels amid mounting tax pressures
The government is facing fresh calls to extend its business rates relief scheme for pubs to include hotels, as the accommodation sector grapples with sharp increases in taxes, wages and operating costs.The appeal has been made by leading audit, tax