A lack of access to good quality data on how much carbon is emitted in building and operating infrastructure is an impediment to the UK meeting its climate change targets, […]
Continue Reading →Financial services firms providing or using artificial intelligence (AI) tools face stricter regulation around their activities under recent proposals for new regulation published by the European Commission. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government must take the opportunity to draft new regulations or guidance that will encourage continued investment in the UK life sciences sector where it poses a low risk […]
Continue Reading →A change in mindset about the way we approach dispute resolution methods will be one of the legacies of the Covid-19 pandemic, with remote mediation and other forms of alternative […]
Continue Reading →Changes are being proposed to the way in which ‘hybrid’ bills are considered and disposed of by the UK parliament, with a view to making the process simpler, fairer and […]
Continue Reading →Myanmar will invest $2.5 billion in a liquified natural gas (LNG) power plant, according to Myanmar’s investment commission (MIC). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Australian government has allocated A$15.2 billion ($11.9bn) for new infrastructure projects, according to its budget for 2021/22. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government is conducting a wide-ranging review into the tax credits system for qualifying expenditure on research and development (R&D) activity. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Payment services providers operating in the UK have been given a further six months to implement ‘strong customer authentication’ (SCA) standards for e-commerce transactions. A backstop deadline for compliance of […]
Continue Reading →It may be possible for supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) to be granted to medicinal products combining two or more components, even if a marketing authorisation has already been granted covering […]
Continue Reading →The High Court in Ireland has dismissed a legal challenge brought by Facebook over plans outlined by the country’s data protection authority to open an investigation into the company’s arrangements […]
Continue Reading →Financial institutions should evaluate whether the technology, controls and processes they have in place are sufficient to address the risk that their customers fall victim to investment scams run by […]
Continue Reading →Hong Kong-based staff of online platforms could face fines or imprisonment if ‘doxxing’ data is not removed from those platforms fast enough under new legislative proposals under consideration in the […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is consulting on proposed changes to certain aspects of its listing rules for special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Jo Hennessy tells HRNews how employers need to plan for the end of the offshore wind workers’ concession Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Chris Evans tells HRNews about the EAT’s decision in Watson v Hilary Meredith Solicitors Ltd Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Lisa Byars tells HRNews how HR can manage the risks of using AI to manage people Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Recent decisions by the EU General Court should be seen as confirmation of the core approach taken by the European Commission to tax rulings granted by member states to multinational […]
Continue Reading →Universities and colleges need to lead by example to promote diversity and tackle racial harassment on campuses amid a growing, wider focus on protecting young people from harm, say experts. […]
Continue Reading →The government of Victoria in Australia has joined a zero carbon certification scheme. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A solar photovoltaic (PV) power station project in Uzbekistan has moved to the next stage of the procurement process with the announcement of the details of four of the bids […]
Continue Reading →The Inner House of the Court of Session in Scotland has handed down a significant judgment on the interpretation of the 2017 Electronic Communications Code (‘new Code’) which will be […]
Continue Reading →Public sector bodies need to work with contractors, not against them, to deliver the greatest value for taxpayers from major infrastructure projects, experts in construction contracts and dispute resolution have […]
Continue Reading →The failure to report an accident on a UK construction site has led to a 24-week prison sentence for the owner of a building company, in a case highlighting the […]
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