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From Global Tournaments To Local Work: The Economic Impact Of Sport

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What is the impact of sport on the world of work? The afterglow of the World Cup seems like the right time to think about the impact of sporting tournaments on the economy and the world of work. The analysis of the effect of a major tournament requires us to look from two different perspectives — that of the country/city hosting the tournament and that of the countries participating in the tournament. Does Hosting Major Sporting Events Actually Return A Profit?
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IWG 2026 Midyear Update: Record Results Meet A Historic Leadership Transition

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By Jonathan Price
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IWG plc, the Jersey-incorporated, Switzerland-domiciled owner of Regus, Spaces, HQ and Signature, enters mid-2026 in an unusual position: delivering its strongest-ever operating results just as it ends the nearly four-decade era of founder Mark Dixon as chief executive.
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AI Is Rewriting Legal Careers And Changing Where Lawyers Work

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By Jonathan Price
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For years, artificial intelligence has been held up as an existential threat to white‑collar work. Legal services were always near the top of the risk list: research, drafting and document review look eminently automatable. With the arrival of powerful generative AI platforms, that long‑predicted disruption has finally reached mainstream law. But inside firms and in‑house teams, the story is more nuanced.
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