The Vanilla Vigilante is suing capitalism, one product at a time
The lawyer Spencer Sheehan has filed hundreds of cases against companies that, he says, misrepresent their products.
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The lawyer Spencer Sheehan has filed hundreds of cases against companies that, he says, misrepresent their products.
ByIs this a moment of reckoning for the UK's water industry?
ByA small group of Western businesses holds back EU sanctions, and keeps money flowing into Russia’s war machine.
ByThe prices of most goods are not set by humans, but by automatic processes set to maximise their owners’ gains.
ByBritain’s biggest water company is at risk of insolvency, and there is plenty of blame to go around.
ByIf a single role is as expensive as thousands of workers, it is surely the prime candidate for robot-induced redundancy.
ByAs the Bank of England tries to fight inflation, commercial banks are enjoying bumper profits.
ByThe Tories and their associates are busy preparing right-leaning alternatives to Britain’s biggest business group.
ByThe decision to remove “legacy” blue ticks misses the point of Twitter’s Verified system – while failing to stick it…
ByInflation has risen to 10.4 per cent, driven in part by corporate profit-seeking.
ByThe collapse of SVB UK would have been an “extinction-level event” for his business, one entrepreneur says.
ByThey push for small government – until their companies are under threat.
ByThe oil giant no longer reports income from its stake in Rosneft, but is yet to sell it. Where is…
ByAsos has posted disappointing results. For high streets, that can only be good news.
ByCan the beer-and-peanuts pub survive in the age of gamification?
ByThe government’s plan to remove all remaining EU regulation could do even more damage to the UK’s weakened economy, say…
ByThe British Chambers of Commerce director-general says Hunt has ignored the private sector’s biggest concerns.
ByThe furniture retailer was seduced by post-pandemic optimism. Other companies should take note.
ByThe departure of senior executives and a major round of redundancies raise questions about the company's future.
ByBritain’s richest CEOs will take home an extra £148,273 from next April.
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