The German government intends to tighten the rules on foreign direct investment control by extending the list of businesses whose acquisition must be notified to the German Ministry of Economics. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has told companies that collaboration for the achievement of sustainability goals can be justified provided businesses take care not to infringe competition law. […]
Continue Reading →A report produced by the United Nations (UN) in collaboration with 22 major insurance firms has suggested that the insurance industry needs to adopt an integrated approach in order to […]
Continue Reading →Foreign lenders, insurers, developers, contactors and trade partners can seek relief under their project contracts, and might themselves be subject to relief claims if their projects have been disrupted by […]
Continue Reading →Changes to German laws on foreign investment will strengthen an existing review process and make it impossible to complete transactions until the regulator gives approval. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Financial investors face an increased risk of being held liable for breaches of competition law by the companies in which they hold a stake in light of a new ruling […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Financial Reporting Council (FRC) have told companies to make use of extensions to accounts filing deadlines amid the “unique set of circumstances arising […]
Continue Reading →Wealthy individuals in dispute over how much UK tax they owe may find their matter being handled by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in accordance with its ‘high risk wealthy […]
Continue Reading →The Irish government has approved the extension of parent’s leave and Parent’s Benefit payments from two weeks to five weeks’ leave. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses involved in the planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of buildings should develop their own data strategies, and help shape one for the buildings themselves, in a drive to […]
Continue Reading →A court analysing the takeover of a Formula 1 racing team in financial difficulty found that the administrators did not owe a duty of care to a failed bidder and […]
Continue Reading →With the implementation of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) into domestic law, including all subsidy control commitments, by virtue of section 29 of the EU (Future Relationship) Act […]
Continue Reading →Private rail operators in South Africa set to be given an opportunity to win greater access to the country’s rail network should start to consider the risks they will want […]
Continue Reading →The French government is proposing to retroactively cut subsidies awarded to certain large photovoltaic (PV) power contracts, with repercussions for project developers and their funders. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore’s government will launch five measures to build up Singapore as a global and regional e-commerce hub, according to trade and industry minister Chan Chun Sing. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A retention of title (ROT) clause is a provision in a contract for the sale of goods which means that the seller retains legal ownership of the goods until certain […]
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Continue Reading →The Western Australian (WA) government has received 65 expressions of interests (EOI) to produce and export renewable hydrogen at the Okajee Strategic Industrial Area (Okajee SIA) in the north of […]
Continue Reading →Construction work on the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link has started with a ground-breaking ceremony, at the site of the RTS Link Woodlands north station. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →China and New Zealand have agreed to upgrade their existing free trade agreement (FTA), making changes to goods market access, services exporters’ conditions and exports tariff barriers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trustees of pension schemes of all sizes should consider putting measures in place to assess climate-related risks and opportunities ahead of a new reporting regime aimed at the largest schemes, […]
Continue Reading →A US-registered publisher will not have to defend claims that its processing of a British resident’s personal data breached EU data protection laws after the High Court in London ruled […]
Continue Reading →A UK bank has been ruled not to be liable for losses suffered by a customer who was tricked by fraudsters into willingly instructing it to transfer large sums out […]
Continue Reading →Leanne Francis tells HRNews employers can lawfully disclose employees’ positive Covid test results Read Complete Article
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