Use of initial coin offerings (ICOs) as a means of raising money via virtual currencies will be banned in South Korea, the country’s financial regulator announced last week. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s highest court is to be asked to determine whether ‘model clauses’, endorsed by EU policy makers to help facilitate the flow of personal data overseas, offer sufficient protection […]
Continue Reading →Online platforms would not expose themselves to becoming liable for illegal content uploaded by their users by proactively detecting and removing such material from their sites, the European Commission has […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission has decided that tax rulings given by Luxembourg granted “undue tax benefits” to online retailer Amazon of around €250 million which breach EU state aid rules. Read […]
Continue Reading →Large electricity generators and distributors are planning joint ventures and acquisitions and are looking at ways of developing innovative business models to further their ambitions in smart energy technology, according […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: The first smart energy technologies to be implemented at full commercial scale will be solar power combined with battery storage; smart metering; wind and battery farms, and new businesses […]
Continue Reading →The Intellectual Property Office has published a suite of new material for universities and colleges, aimed at helping students to better understand the relevance of intellectual property (IP). Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →More collaborative ways of working will deliver massive improvements in efficiency and profitability for the construction industry, according to a new report by experts at Pinsent Masons, the law firm […]
Continue Reading →Ofcom chief executive Sharon White has defended the telecoms regulator’s decision to put a limit on the amount of mobile spectrum an operator can control, after legal action was launched […]
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Continue Reading →The headline corporate tax rate in the US would be cut from 35% to 20% under plans aiming to improve competitiveness and deliver “fiscally responsible” tax reform. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The widespread use of price comparison websites and other ‘digital comparison tools’ (DCTs) is helping consumers to shop around and forcing businesses to “up their game” to hold on to […]
Continue Reading →The widespread use of price comparison websites and other ‘digital comparison tools’ (DCTs) is helping consumers to shop around and forcing businesses to “up their game” to hold on to […]
Continue Reading →The widespread use of price comparison websites and other ‘digital comparison tools’ (DCTs) is helping consumers to shop around and forcing businesses to “up their game” to hold on to […]
Continue Reading →The widespread use of price comparison websites and other ‘digital comparison tools’ (DCTs) is helping consumers to shop around and forcing businesses to “up their game” to hold on to […]
Continue Reading →The widespread use of price comparison websites and other ‘digital comparison tools’ (DCTs) is helping consumers to shop around and forcing businesses to “up their game” to hold on to […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: New guidance on how businesses should go about negotiating the terms of licence agreements for standard-essential patents has been provided by the Düsseldorf Appeals Court in a recently published […]
Continue Reading →The European Court of Justice (CJEU) has upheld fines imposed on Philips and LG Electronics for participation in a cathode ray tube (CRT) cartel. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The European Commission has unveiled proposals to screen foreign direct investment (FDI) into the European Union. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Technology companies have been urged to “develop new technological solutions” to prevent terrorist content from being uploaded to the internet. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →There was a small rise in the number of cases dealt with by the courts in England and Wales concerning applications for privacy injunctions during the first half of this […]
Continue Reading →UK construction must be able to “innovate on a massive scale” if it is to successfully deliver on the country’s infrastructure ambitions, according to a new report. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new ruling by the Court of Appeal has confirmed that it will not be as challenging for people to bring defamation claims before the courts in England and Wales […]
Continue Reading →Vodafone Germany plans to invest approximately €2 billion by the end of 2021 in gigabit ultrafast fibre broadband services. Read Complete Article
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