Introduction to the Freight Crime Crisis The United Kingdom's logistics sector faces a staggering challenge as freight crime continues to drain the economy, with losses estimated at £700 million in the past year alone, according to a report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freight and
In an era when security teams drown in telemetry yet struggle to explain risk in the language of business outcomes, the decision to combine exposure discovery with quantification promised to reset expectations for how cyber programs operate day to day. SAFE’s acquisition of Balbix brought two
In a year when private banks either clung to familiar playbooks or blinked under volatility, one Swiss player leaned into change with an unambiguous mandate to simplify, reduce risk, and get closer to clients who generate wealth across cycles and borders while expecting institutional-grade
In Kenya’s restless startup scene, growth often stalls not for lack of ideas but because risk-tolerant capital and credible operating support arrive too late or not at all, creating a chasm between promise and scale that traditional lending cannot bridge. That gap is where a different playbook has
In an industry where a single mistaken digit can derail a deal review, a platform that promises both speed and certainty naturally commands attention, and that context helps explain why a New York–based AI provider just attracted one of the year’s largest early-stage rounds in fintech. Model ML
High-stakes construction projects often end not with a ribbon-cutting but with a file-stamped complaint, and the dispute between Wayfair LLC and LOC Associates LLC d/b/a Generis Collective over two retail build-outs fits that pattern with a twist that highlights the fault line between contract and
