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  • Samsung employees bag £310k bonuses as chip boom sends payouts soaring

    May 28, 2026

    Samsung’s AI-fuelled chip boom has delivered eye-watering payouts for thousands of staff, after workers at the South Korean giant voted through a profit-sharing deal worth hundreds of thousands of pounds each. Employees in Samsung’s memory chip division are set to receive bonuses averaging roughly £310,000, mostly in stock, as soaring demand for AI data centre [...]

  • Salesforce tries to prove AI won’t kill software after brutal sector sell-off

    May 28, 2026

    Salesforce beat Wall Street expectations on Wednesday evening, but the results did little to soothe investor fears that AI could reshape, and potentially undermine, the software industry. The Slack owner reported quarterly revenue of $11.1bn (£8.2bn) during the quarter, up 13 per cent from last year and ahead of analyst expectations, while earnings per share [...]

  • Pinsent Masons is not the only City law firm walking a dangerous AI tightrope

    May 28, 2026

    A junior lawyer at Pinsent Masons used AI to draft misleading emails for a High Court case, highlighting how generational attitudes and lack of training risk new mistakes as law firms rush to adopt new technology, writes Maria Ward-Brennan. It has been a slow burner, but we finally have the first notable UK law firm [...]

  • Salesforce earnings set to test AI sell-off fears

    May 27, 2026

    Salesforce will report earnings after the bell on Wednesday, with investors watching closely to see whether the software giant can shake off the AI-driven sell-off that has hammered the sector since February. The Slack owner has lost around a third of its value this year, badly underperforming both the Nasdaq and wider software sector, as [...]

  • ‘Outdated’ consultancy sector faces a reckoning as AI rips up the old model

    May 27, 2026

    For years, the consultancy sector has relied on a traditional model and profitable formula: retained clients, billing time and upselling clients. Another crucial element has been the blend of ‘senior counsel’ supported by a team of juniors carrying out research and compiling reports. But the rug is being pulled from under this model and a [...]

  • Octopus acquires legal team to boost bereavement services with AI

    May 27, 2026

    Octopus Legacy, a bereavement service owned by Octopus Group, has acquired a private client team from a large UK-based law firm as part of a push to speed up its services using AI.  The company’s legal arm, Octopus Legal Services, has taken on a team of 50 legal professionals from NewLaw Solicitors in “a significant [...]

  • Moneybox profit slides as wealth manager bets on ‘high levels of automation’

    May 27, 2026

    Moneybox saw its profit slide by nearly a quarter in the last year as the wealth manager invested “heavily” in new technology and bet on “high levels of automation”. The London-based fintech notched its third consecutive year of profitability but faced a 23 per cent drop in its pre-tax takings at £14.9m by the end [...]

  • Top City law firm slammed for ‘misleading’ AI letters sent to court

    May 26, 2026

    A well-known London-headquartered law firm has been criticised by a High Court judge after a lawyer sent the court AI-generated letters containing false legal information.   A judgment handed down on 22 May found a junior solicitor at Pinsent Masons used AI to draft two “misleading” emails containing so-called hallucinations sent to the High Court [...]

  • How can we trust the justice system when AI is hallucinating evidence?

    May 26, 2026

    AI-hallucinated evidence in court has become a structural issue that needs a procedural response, writes Nicholas Blomfield.

  • Accountants ‘still in high demand’ despite AI impacting sector

    May 22, 2026

    Accountants in the UK are still in high demand despite the impact of AI on the sector, according to new research from the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAEW).  The body, which regulates and supervises around 12,000 accountancy and audit firms in the country, said that accountants “are still in high demand” even as AI reshapes [...]

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