That Twitter Consent Order - I wrote a post on the 2011 Order between Musk's new company and the FTC, which Twitter is still bound by. Hard to tell how they are complying with this Order, nor the updated and extended version, in recent weeks.
https://t.co/8jl3nFRtDG
I'm told:
- Pension funds getting hammered and losing huge amounts of capital
- Banks forcing them to make margin calls and liquidate assets - so gilts
- Some pension funds losing large amounts of their fund
- Hence BoE stepped in
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BREAKING: 170 leading lawyers warn
*Breach of the 1.5˚C Paris goal threatens mass loss of life and end of rule of law
*Companies giving misleading info on climate may face criminal prosecution
*Climate protestors may have a good legal defence
https://t.co/o5SiOJlV9G
"Nothing illustrates more clearly how hard human beings find it to learn from history than the repetitive history of stock market bubbles" - @nfergus, the Ascent of Money
The seven case studies here are a nice summary of some of the benefits this new technology can bring to firms
Why are investors pouring money into legal technology? via @FT https://t.co/BApZ5f3efm
Yesterday, I wrote a blog dissecting the main story of the day: the full Supreme Court judgement in the case of Rebekah Vardy v. Colleen Rooney #legaltwitter#law https://t.co/jFv1BGEUGX