130 of the world’s major economies have agreed to changes to the international tax system which will see multinationals paying a global minimum tax rate of 15% and the reallocation […]
Continue Reading →Global Power Synergy, the power arm of Thailand’s state-owned oil and gas group PTT, will invest THB20 billion ($635 million) in renewable energy across Asia including China and India. Read […]
Continue Reading →Plans to modernise licensing laws in Northern Ireland, including extended opening hours and the removal of restrictions on trade over the Easter period, will be a “game changer” for the […]
Continue Reading →Parties to international arbitrations being heard in South Africa will now have access to third-party funding and be able to take advantage of electronic filing and digital hearings under new […]
Continue Reading →Under European law, unfair terms in consumer contracts are not binding on the consumer. The CJEU has now ruled that banks cannot defend themselves against a finding of unfairness by […]
Continue Reading →A series of new energy parks are likely to be developed in Ireland as part of the country’s move towards lowering its carbon emissions, a Dublin-based expert in energy sector […]
Continue Reading →It will take time to see how a prohibition on ‘unfair’ time bars in Western Australia’s new security of payment legislation – the first of its kind in Australia – […]
Continue Reading →The High Court has declined to sanction a scheme of arrangement proposed by subprime lender Amigo following objections from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The gender pay gap (GPG) that exists in the UK technology sector will diminish over the coming decade if businesses continue to embrace progressive practices in recruitment and mentoring. Read […]
Continue Reading →A rethink is required of the way in procurements are run for major infrastructure projects in Australia. Current procurement processes are not delivering the best outcomes – either financially or […]
Continue Reading →The rules around whether the courts in South Africa will set aside a state body’s decision to contract with a private entity in response to allegations of irregularities or unlawfulness […]
Continue Reading →Iraq has passed legislation ratifying the country’s accession to the New York Convention on the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Amy Hextell tells HRNews that calls for new discrimination laws relating to ‘long Covid’ are based on a misunderstanding of the current law Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →State-owned Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has signed a VND30.23 trillion ($1.31 billion) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the 1.2 gigawatts (GW) Quang Trach 1 thermal power plant in Quang […]
Continue Reading →DBS Bank has launched a fully digital and automated fixed income execution (FIX) platform, allowing issuers to directly connect with investors without the involvement of a bank. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A disagreement over whether a disputes escalation mechanism in a contract had been properly complied with was for an arbitrator, rather than the courts, to decide, a court in Hong […]
Continue Reading →The National Audit Office (NAO) has published a report on the effectiveness of the UK’s product safety regime since the launch of new regulator the Office for Product Safety and […]
Continue Reading →Online platforms could soon be ordered to stop a raft of products subject to EU safety and quality regulations from being made available on their platforms under the EU’s Market […]
Continue Reading →The Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) has launched a roadmap to develop its potential offshore wind power projects under the support of the World Bank Group (WBG). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →China has announced details of its first national carbon emissions trading system. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will extend the existing industry-wide loan repayment support measures for individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) which have been impacted by the Covid-19 […]
Continue Reading →The Paris Agreement has brought renewed pressure on carbon intensive industries such as mining. Such risks are no longer simply reputational, and may increasingly affect revenue and market share if […]
Continue Reading →The departure of several major coal mining giants has resulted in a shift in the historic ownership trends of South Africa’s coal mining operators, and is presenting opportunities for smaller […]
Continue Reading →Jo Hennessy tells HRNews about safeguarding the statutory excuse for illegal working Read Complete Article
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