Data is central to the way new connected, autonomous and electric vehicles operate. This requires automotive businesses to address issues such as data ownership, data access and data sharing, as […]
Continue Reading →The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has published an economic plan for the 14th five-year plan from 2021 to 2025 and its agenda for next 15 […]
Continue Reading →The Court of Appeal in London has strengthened the tools available to rights holders when seeking to control and exploit commercially valuable data within sport and set out the pitfalls […]
Continue Reading →A major pension fund in Australia has committed to achieving an investments portfolio with a ‘net zero’ carbon footprint by 2050 as part of a settlement agreement reached with one […]
Continue Reading →David Stoppelmann in Düsseldorf sets out the current position in Germany. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Johannes Altstadt tells HR News about the special termination protection afforded to German employees Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Irish Labour Court has declared that a settlement agreement between an employee and their employer was void because the employee was not given the opportunity to seek independent legal […]
Continue Reading →All Nippon Airways (ANA) Holdings Inc has forecast its biggest ever operating loss of $4.8 billion (¥505bn yen) for the fiscal year to March 2021. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK pensions risk transfer market has so far shown remarkable resilience to the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses must put in place processes to ensure they own the intellectual property (IP) being created by or for the business. Failure to do so will result in losing control […]
Continue Reading →Businesses must ensure that any ‘green’ claims made in advertising can be substantiated. Unfounded green claims are likely to breach UK advertising regulations and could result in reputational damage for […]
Continue Reading →Ant Group plans to raise $34.5 billion in initial public offerings (IPO) in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Luke Tapp explains how access to Arabic-speaking colleagues and local knowledge of the courts helps international clients. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The transition to working from home and the economic turbulence associated with the Covid-19 pandemic have created new compliance challenges for firms subject to particular obligations to tackle market abuse […]
Continue Reading →There is just over a year to go before the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) ceases to be used as the measure of the average rate at which banks are […]
Continue Reading →The Insolvency and Companies Court (ICC) has ruled that an out-of-court administration appointment, which took place without the applicants having given the requisite five business days’ prior written notice to […]
Continue Reading →Poland has signed an agreement with six other countries with access to the Baltic Sea that it hopes will accelerate the development of offshore wind generation. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses in Catalonia forced to close or reduce activities due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic will be able to request a reduction in rent. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ben Brown tells HR News how EWCs will need to be rehomed from 1 January 2021 to remain valid for EU law purposes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Germany has amended its Foreign Trade and Payments Regulations to join the coordinated approach to screening foreign direct investments (FDI) by the EU member states. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Louisa Cole tells HR News about the new frontier worker permit scheme, a useful option for those who travel frequently. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Katherine Metcalfe tells HR News about the challenge of managing risk in the face of ever-changing government guidance. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →As the deepest decade-long correction in commodities in 100 years reverses momentum, and miners look to re-invest, governments are likely to be torn between a legitimate desire to maintain effective […]
Continue Reading →When renewable energy projects are being developed, it is crucial to think ahead to future financing, sale or investment transactions to ensure that there are no skeletons in the closet […]
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