Europe Archives - Page 68 of 127

Advertising trade group calls for federal data privac regulationy, in an obvious attempt bet that Washington won’t toughen standards nearly as much as California has done and other states are also considering.

Don Quijones: Retail Melts Down Before Christmas in the UK, Spreads to Continent

After “the worst-on-record unbelievably bad” November, even e-commerce gets hit, not just brick & mortar, on fears Christmas sales could be terrible. Can we make out any a silver lining in this retail meltdown, signs of a shift necessary away from fast fashion toward a more sustainable future?

Brexit: “Managed No Deal” and Referendum Unicorns Dispatched, but How Long Before Anyone Notices?

More seemingly bad news for the UK on the Brexit front…save none of this should come as news.

The UK’s Reform of Limited Partnership Law: Dead on Arrival (I)

Scottish Limited Partnerships and International Crime: NO evidence??

Brexit: Unicorns Rampant

The UK continues to flail about as the Brexit clock keeps ticking.

Brexit: Endgame

As the Brexit clock is running down, so too are the available plays.

Yellow Fever in France

Almost everyone agrees on the analysis of what caused the yellow jacket movement: the growth of inequalities, the marginalization of certain regions and social categories, austerity and neoliberal politics. Then accounts diverge.