A landmark ruling by the Court of Session in Edinburgh provides banks with scope to reduce the amount of compensation they have agreed to pay customers to settle claims concerning […]
Continue Reading →Malaysians who are permanent residents (PR) in Singapore will be able to travel to Malaysia for short term leave and return under new changes to the Periodic Commuting Arrangement (PCA). […]
Continue Reading →The Unified Patent Court (UPC) project is facing further delay in light of fresh legal complaints raised in Germany. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE) announced a tender for five geothermal projects and 17 hydropower projects which will be awarded in April. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Welsh government has published plans for a Building Safety Regime which would apply to all multi-occupied residential buildings in the country. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Criminal sanctions and information gathering powers to be granted to the UK’s Pensions Regulator (TPR) under proposed legislation will not be applied retrospectively, pensions minister Guy Opperman has confirmed. Read […]
Continue Reading →A new code of practice setting out how employers, employees and their representatives should address and resolve bullying in the workplace has come into force in Ireland. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Effectively harnessing advances in science, better use of data and digital technologies, and collaborative working across public health bodies and the life sciences industry, both nationally and internationally, are among […]
Continue Reading →The potential of ‘5G’ technology to support innovation across sectors is demonstrated by the breadth of projects receiving UK government funding to trial the technology, a lawyer who has advised […]
Continue Reading →Singapore Airlines (SIA) has raised $500 million in its first US dollar bond issue. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →With diplomatic relations between Qatar and other countries in the Middle East improving, it is likely that there will be a more fluid movement of business – and personnel – […]
Continue Reading →The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has requested proposals from shortlisted bidders for consulting services for a geothermal power generation project in Indonesia. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK Supreme Court has substantially allowed an appeal by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on behalf of business interruption (BI) insurance policyholders. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing to extend its current general ban on lenders enforcing repossessions in the mortgage market. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Scottish courts have reinforced that a party wishing to reserve its right to challenge an adjudicator’s jurisdiction must do so clearly and in good time. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →As we enter a new year HR managers, general counsel and senior directors of businesses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) appear to be more optimistic about the economic opportunities […]
Continue Reading →China has introduced measures designed to block foreign laws or actions targeting Chinese companies and individuals. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →There is potential for differences to emerge between how the UK and EU regulates e-commerce and digital services in light of the new trade agreement reached by the UK government […]
Continue Reading →Lynette Jacobs tells HRNews about the merits of all-employee share plans to reward employees Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trish Embley tells HRNews managers need to understand the two-way nature of the process Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →A 700 megawatts (MW) capacity battery is to be built at a coal-fired power plant in Eraring in the Hunter region of New South Wales. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The imposition of a record £23.8 million fine on a money service business highlights the growing scrutiny being placed on compliance with UK anti-money laundering rules, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →News that UK tax authority HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is ramping up criminal investigations into transfer pricing disputes shows its determination to tackle corporate tax compliance, an expert has […]
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