NGL, this is a great name. I'm surprised Oxford, Harvard, Cambridge, Stanford, Yale, etc, didn't register it decades ago.
Because they have .edu domains in the US, .ac.uk in the UK, and so on in many other countries. In academia, those are worth more than a generic word .com.
I feel that's unlikely because the domain transferred registrar from Namecheap to Cloudflare last October. There would be no need for a firm leasing the domain to change the registrar.
You're right, but it does not affect the validity of my point. HU / TRW still earns more than 2M EUR in yearly turnover from non-US customers.
As hinted earlier, the Tate brothers might be employing a strategy where their earnings are funneled to a trusted entity/individual in a low-tax jurisdiction. This setup could essentially back their lifestyle, paying some tax while high-value transactions are executed through the entities or people they trust. This heavily relies on trust in their management, yet it's hard to imagine someone will halt such a beneficial arrangement.
