For years, BrewDog invited fans to become “Equity Punks.” Not just customers. Owners. Across seven crowdfunding rounds, roughly 220,000 investors poured in about £75 million (that’s more than $100 million).
Now, as BrewDog explores a sale or break-up, many Punks may be staring at a zero return, and they are not happy about it.
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In the third episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services Professor Peter McBurney and Simon discuss Agentic AI and its opportunities and risks.
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Today’s guest post is from Nick Dellefave, an up and coming Holland & Knight litigator. The Blog has rolled out a few posts on the latest edition of the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence. Nick adds to this opus with a dive into the intersection between scientific evidence, the role of trial judges,
In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Evelyn Ackah discuss:
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A team of three engineers at OpenAI shipped a million lines of code in five months. Not a single line was written by a human hand. Every function, every test, every CI configuration, every piece of documentation was generated by Codex agents. The humans? They designed the blueprint. They defined the constraints. They specified the
Happy Global Information Governance Day!! Today we celebrate information governance and raise awareness of how to manage data, balance risks and build a culture focused on good data hygiene.
Working with large and small companies around the world, we have observed that all organizations are managing more and more data. This data growth is exponential,
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into mergers and acquisitions (M&A), supporting negotiations, determining the value of the target, drafting relevant contracts – and, most important, helping perform due diligence. Yet, its role in this context raises questions about liability, fiduciary duties, and the validity of corporate transactions. In a new paper, we offer
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The NSW Parliament has narrowly passed the Work Health and Safety Amendment (Digital Work Systems) Bill 2025, introducing the most significant update to the State’s WHS framework in more than a decade. The reforms, an Australian first, respond to the rapid expansion of AI‑enabled management tools, algorithmic scheduling, digital surveillance technologies and automated decision‑making systems
It’s hard enough as the leader of a company to keep yourself and your team on vision. It’s harder still to pivot from the original vision to something new. But at some point, you have to. Because of an opportunity, an obligation to serve, or a marketplace that’s moving—which isn’t.
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