The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) has arrested a Chinese man for a suspected breach of “disclosing personal data […]
Continue Reading →The proposed checkpoint would help ensure any new oil and gas licences are only awarded to projects if they comply with the UK’s climate change commitments and its target of […]
Continue Reading →Most UK tax dispute settlements reviewed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2021 fell below its own quality standards, with 10% causing financial harm to taxpayers, according to a […]
Continue Reading →Patient health could be at risk if the global shortage of semiconductors affects the ability of health care providers to fit or issue functioning medical devices or medical technologies, an […]
Continue Reading →The Scottish government has appointed a chair for the public inquiry into its handling of Covid-19. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →Chris Evans tells HRNews about a new product designed by Pinsent Masons to help avoid disputes over the payment of bonuses Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Germany’s Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has ruled that a claim about insurance premium payments dating back to 2008 is time-barred because the limitation period started when the payments were […]
Continue Reading →The World Bank (WB) has recommended that Indonesia do more to encourage private investment in renewables as part of work to deliver on its energy transition. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Fully vaccinated travellers from Singapore have been allowed to fly into India without serving quarantine since 9 December. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Japan has opened an auction to select operators for a new offshore wind power project in Happo-Noshiro zone off Akita prefecture. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has approved a US$30 million financing package for a waste-to-energy (WtE) power plant in Vietnam. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A decision by the English Court of Appeal in a dispute over a contract’s force majeure clause “serves as a reminder to conduct a thorough risk assessment” before relying on […]
Continue Reading →Strict EU rules on the international transfer of personal data do not apply when employees access data from their company’s database remotely while on business trips in other parts of […]
Continue Reading →Plans to become a leading global cyber power in which both businesses and citizens can participate have been published by the UK government. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) has recently published new guidance on communicating with pension scheme members, noting that early communication can avoid complaints to the body. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A bank has been fined for errors it made in its liquidity reporting and for not notifying UK regulators quickly enough after one of those errors was identified. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Operators of nuclear sites in the UK, including those responsible for disposing of nuclear matter, should review their insurance and contractual arrangements to ensure they align with a new liability […]
Continue Reading →An overhaul of the way insolvency practice is regulated in Britain has been proposed by the UK government, including plans to bring businesses offering insolvency services within the scope of […]
Continue Reading →Businesses at the forefront of innovation in technology, science and industry can lean on their experiences with digital transformation projects and engaging with sophisticated supply chains when responding to the […]
Continue Reading →German citizens could soon be able to digitally file a claim with the courts following a review commissioned by the new German justice minister. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An overhaul of construction frameworks, a contracting model which is popular in the UK public sector, has been endorsed after a review identified concerns about the cost, complexity and waste […]
Continue Reading →Applications are now open for projects planning to bid for the second of Ireland’s Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auctions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government has proposed changes to the regime which gives high-net worth individuals (HNWIs) and sophisticated investors an exemption from restrictions on financial promotions. Read Complete Article
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