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Stonewall: Ditch 'mum' for 'parent who has given birth' - Vimarsana News

Stonewall: Ditch 'mum' for 'parent who has given birth'

Stonewall has been criticised over advice given to employers seeking recognition under one of its schemes.

JENNI MURRAY: We women must stand up against Stonewall zealots... - Vimarsana News

JENNI MURRAY: We women must stand up against Stonewall zealots...

Jenni Murray was dubbed a Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist, four years ago. UK-based columnist says she will not be silenced, as she reveals disappointment in Stonewall.

Channel 4 quits Stonewall scheme amid legal advice scandal - Vimarsana News

Channel 4 quits Stonewall scheme amid legal advice scandal

Channel 4 has become the latest organisation to pull out of the diversity scheme run by the charity Stonewall.The broadcaster, which has been praised for its programmes highlighting LGBTQ issues, said

EXCLUSIVE Law firm quits Stonewall over its 'disquieting recent actions' - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE Law firm quits Stonewall over its 'disquieting recent actions'

Questions value of scheme

UK Court of Appeal rules Tiny Computers' legal remains can sue Micron and Infineon over 2002 DRAM price-fixing cartel - Vimarsana News

UK Court of Appeal rules Tiny Computers' legal remains can sue Micron and Infineon over 2002 DRAM price-fixing cartel

The dead can't see – until you reanimate them Gareth Corfield Tue 27 Apr 2021 // 08:30 UTC Share Copy The legal remains of one-time PC maker Tiny Computers can sue RAM manufacturers Micron and Infineon for damages over a 2002 price-fixing cartel, the UK Court of Appeal has ruled. The case resurrects some ancient brand names from British computing history as well as some decidedly dodgy doings by DRAM dealers during the 2000s. Earlier this month the Court of Appeal ruled that liquidators from Grant Thornton were entitled to sue Infineon and Micron for damages over a R...