A more specific category of acquisitions of UK companies will be subject to mandatory notification to the UK government for scrutiny on national security grounds than originally anticipated after the […]
Continue Reading →A commitment to review the R&D tax relief system to ensure that tax reliefs remain competitive and well-targeted and the launch of a new fund targeting R&D intensive companies will […]
Continue Reading →Foreigners who are staying in Singapore on Dependant’s passes (DP) will have to apply for a work pass and would no longer have the option to work on a letter […]
Continue Reading →Indonesia’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Ministry is planning to merge three state-owned geothermal companies to form a giant geothermal holding company for domestic green energy use. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Plans have been announced to build A RM1.4 billion ($350 million) solar power plant in Pengerang in the south east of Johor state, Malaysia, according to Johor Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar. […]
Continue Reading →New measures to help UK businesses fund their growth, and develop their digital skills in the process, are welcome steps towards ensuring the UK remains globally competitive, a legal expert […]
Continue Reading →Businesses operating in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) should review whether their policies and practices need to be updated before recently enacted new data protection laws have legal force, […]
Continue Reading →Drug repurposing can be a cost-effective form of innovating for organisations involved in the life sciences sector, offering potential benefits to patients as well as significant returns on investment. Read […]
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Continue Reading →The UK budget lacks clear tax policies to help get the UK on the road to net zero emissions by its 2050 target date, a tax expert has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →Card providers should consider introducing measures to protect vulnerable customers in light of the UK government’s decision to increase the legal limit for single contactless payments, an expert in payments […]
Continue Reading →Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation has decided to withdraw from the 2 gigawatts (GW) Vinh Tan 3 coal-fired power plant project in the Binh Thuan province of Vietnam because of concerns about […]
Continue Reading →The UK corporation tax rate will rise to 25% from April 2023, but in the meantime a temporary ‘super-deduction’ of up to 130% will be available to encourage investment in […]
Continue Reading →Card providers should consider introducing measures to protect vulnerable customers in light of the UK government’s decision to increase the legal limit for single contactless payments, an expert in payments […]
Continue Reading →Electricity networks in the UK will need to be bolstered, and the connections made to them made cheaper, to support growth in the electric vehicles charging market, organisations have told […]
Continue Reading →A community interest group has launched a legal challenge to a local plan, arguing it does not adequately address the climate impacts of the housing target it sets out. Read […]
Continue Reading →Changes to the intellectual property (IP) rights regime stemming from Brexit should prompt clothes retailers operating in Europe to explore their options for ensuring continued protection for their brands and […]
Continue Reading →A UK parliamentary committee has recommended spending on energy efficiency, reuse and recycling of materials, climate adaptation and nature recovery, to provide a “green jobs boost” to help the UK […]
Continue Reading →Recent rulings in the long-running guaranteed minimum pensions equalisation (GMP) litigation should prompt pension schemes to think again about how their forfeiture rules and the statutory time bar in the […]
Continue Reading →Commercial landlords in Northern Ireland must consider their approach to the increasing level of arrears given further extensions to restrictions on remedies. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →Helen Corden tells HRNews why gender pay gap data may be skewed by pandemic policies Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Proposed new EU rules on electronic privacy will be the subject of fierce debate in the coming months as industry, regulators and legislators discuss the degree to which user information […]
Continue Reading →Recent rulings by the Singapore courts provide guidance on how commercial arbitration awards are set aside due to breaches of natural justice. Read Complete Article
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