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Recent Editions
 
                    North America
Human Times
Real income growth has slowed to near-decade lows, with young people being hit the hardest, according to a report from JPMorgan Chase Institute. George Eckerd, research director at the institute and a co-author of the report, told the Financial Times: “We’re looking at a level of year-on-year growth that’s actually similar to [the 2010s] when the labor market was a lot weaker and the unemployment rate was higher.”
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                    UK
Human Times
The Department for Education has published its pay recommendations to the School Teachers' Review Body (STRB). The DfE has proposed that teachers' pay should rise by a total of 6.5% across 2026/27, 2027/28, and 2028/29, and says the "proposed awards would maintain the competitiveness of teacher pay and provide a real terms improvement over the parliament." NEU general secretary Daniel Kebede said the government is "failing to deliver on its promises," and warned that the recommendation "will do nothing to address the continued crisis in retention." NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman said the proposed increase "would be a real-terms pay cut for teachers and leaders if inflation and average earnings across the wider economy rise as predicted," while NASUWT general secretary Matt Wrack said the proposals "are only likely to exacerbate the current recruitment and retention crisis in teaching."
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                    USA
Education Slice
Artificial intelligence (AI) policies are crucial for providing clarity to staff and students regarding appropriate technology use in schools. A survey by the EdWeek Research Center revealed that nearly half of teachers, principals, and district leaders reported their schools lack an AI policy, while 16% indicated existing policies do not offer meaningful guidelines. Only Ohio and Tennessee mandate comprehensive AI policies for school districts. Tracey Metcalfe Rowley, senior director of educational technology for Tucson Unified School District, emphasized the importance of community input in policy development, stating: "A lot of AI policies are about student use, but many teachers, principals, and district leaders are also using the tools." Best practices for crafting effective AI policies include ensuring flexibility, addressing data protection, and pairing policies with professional development to enhance understanding and implementation among staff and students.
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                    USA
Accountancy Slice
Emerging technology is transforming accounting and professional services firms, making them more efficient and competitive. However, the shortage of experienced accountants and the need for significant capital investments are pushing firms toward M&A for growth. BDO USA PC's acquisition of Horne LLP exemplifies this trend, as it gained 1,300 employees and expanded its client base. Sean Taylor, CEO of Smith + Howard, emphasizes the importance of acquiring firms that align with their service-oriented culture to ensure successful integration. As firms face capacity constraints and a shortage of skilled professionals, M&A offers a quicker path to profitability and service expansion. Taylor notes: "Growing a professional services firm today requires investment in capable experts who can help the business adopt emerging technology." The trend of consolidation is expected to continue as firms seek to enhance their capabilities and client offerings.
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                    Scotland
Legal Matters Scotland
Scotland's courts are facing a significant backlog, with projections indicating over 2,400 scheduled High Court trials by March 2030. Malcolm Graham, chief executive of the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (SCTS), has highlighted that the average wait for a trial could increase from 42 weeks in 2025 to 136 weeks by 2030. He has warned that additional courts and investment will be needed to alleviate the pressures. Mr Graham said: "Every case that comes into the system is somebody that's waiting for justice, and in the High Court, it is victims of the most serious crimes that have impacted significantly on peoples' lives." he added: "The impact of delays and the uncertainty of that on people is huge, and that's uppermost in my thoughts in terms of why we need to prioritise this part of the system."
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                    North America
Legal Slice
Law firms entering agreements with the government must carefully consider the ethical implications, according to an October ethics opinion by the District of Columbia Bar. Any lawyer or law firm that contemplates making a deal with a government that includes conditions that may limit or shape their practices, the opinion said, “must examine whether the arrangement would prevent the firm from providing conflict-free representation to clients—existing and new—who are adverse to the relevant government.”
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                    Europe
Risk Channel
French lender BNP Paribas has taken a €190m hit from a fraud case related to receivables financing involving an unidentified client, as increased provisions against soured loans overshadowed third-quarter results. The Financial Times wonders what happens if fraud becomes an endemic part of the banking system. Regional US banks Zions and Western Alliance have also recently identified fraud.
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                    North America
CFO Slice
CFOs are increasingly focusing on receivables innovation to enhance cash flow and agility, according to PYMNTS. Over 80% of surveyed CFOs plan to implement AI for predictive analytics, automated collections, and real-time billing visibility. This shift from traditional cost-cutting to optimizing the cash cycle is driven by the need to unlock trapped capital and improve customer experience. The PYMNTS report highlights that 77.9% of CFOs prioritize cash flow cycle improvements, with 93.5% of strategic movers emphasizing its importance. By modernizing receivables, CFOs aim to accelerate cash conversion and strengthen corporate resilience amid economic volatility under the Trump administration.
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