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In the case of Tillman v Egon Zehnder Limited the Supreme Court (SC) considered whether or not words could be removed from a non-compete clause to make it enforceable.

Ruby Wax OBE has become an advocate for improved mental health provisions, following her own battle with clinical depression.

With regulators being the ‘public champion' for new data technologies, this paper explores the automation of regulation and compliance and areas

Corporates, wealthy individuals and world leaders using the same offshore financial management vehicles as international drugs dealers and despots, should have rang alarm bells long before the publication of the Panama Papers.

Marks & Spencer, the UK's biggest fashion retailer, has dismissed its Clothing, Home and Beauty Director, Jill McDonald, after a series of ill-thought out and executed decisions.

Giles Peel discusses his career in the armed forces and his decision to move into governance, the dangers of undermining the unitary board system and the value of the secretariat.

BlackRock's chief demands that directors and investors engage for the long-term or face trouble

To issue just one or two profit warnings is worrying enough, but when a company issues five profit warnings within the space just of two years, it clearly has some problems.

Sceptics of the Government's budget plans to force all schools to convert to or have plans in place to convert to academies by 2022 have welcomed the recent U-turn on the proposal.

At the start of her premiership, Theresa May said: ‘The government I lead will be driven not by the interests of the privileged few...

Employee share ownership can play an important role in the public debate on economic equality.

Last June we were able to put a policy paper, the ‘States of Deliberation', before Guernsey's parliament, on how we would manage the implications of Brexit for Guernsey.

Will the CMA face more rigorous scrutiny of its competition investigations following the Concordia case?

Companies are increasingly using pricing algorithms to set the prices for their products automatically.

What happens if you're not ready to meet statutory requirements on time?

Intangible assets are a vital asset for many companies.

On 6 February the Government announced its decision to insert a new clause into all grant agreements made by central government.