Four Dutch regulatory authorities have launched a new platform and announced that they will cooperate more closely when monitoring online activities of businesses and organisations. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The EU’s Digital Single Market (DSM) Copyright Directive is set to adapt the European Union’s copyright law to the requirements of a digital society, but only few member states have […]
Continue Reading →The shortage of digital skills in Europe is encouraging an increasing number of Europe’s technology start-ups to turn to special share incentivisation schemes as a means of attracting and retaining […]
Continue Reading →European technology companies are often attractive targets for acquisition because of the intellectual property (IP) they develop or are otherwise able to access. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has reinforced the purpose of adjudication in settling disputes under construction contracts, confirming that an adjudicator’s decision which has not been revised by […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam’s government has approved the construction of a 1.5 gigawatts (GW) liquified natural gas (LNG) power plant with VND54 trillion (US$2.3 billion) investment. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →This guide is subject to UK law and was last updated on 1st February 2011. New regulations coming into force in April 2011 aim to encourage more firms to set […]
Continue Reading →The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Development Bureau has issued a new Technical Circular which prescribes the mandatory incorporation of Security of Payment (SOP) provisions into all public works […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has released its quarterly complaints data, showing that while some Covid-related complaints are on the decline the impact of the pandemic on people’s financial […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s new residential property developer tax (RPDT) will not apply to the profits of build to rent (BTR) developments, the Treasury has confirmed in a letter to those who […]
Continue Reading →A transparent, supportive and open security culture will make a business more resilient to evolving cyber threats by empowering their people to make the right decisions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ireland has a great opportunity to be a world leader in the energy transition; policy certainty and attract the requisite private sector investment to deliver on the country’s clean energy […]
Continue Reading →Indonesia has planned to increase its solar power generating capacity by an additional 4.7 gigawatts (GW) by 2030 as part of its efforts for net zero carbon emissions by 2060. […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released further details of measures designed to mitigate potential market disruption as the LIBOR regime comes to an end after December 2021. Read […]
Continue Reading →The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has given the go-ahead to the UK’s first ‘excessive pricing’ abuse of dominance claim, which could involve up to 2.3 million customers and damages of […]
Continue Reading →The Irish Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications (DECC) is consulting over the terms and conditions for the first auction to supply electricity from offshore wind under the Renewable […]
Continue Reading →The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is looking for greater uniformity and market comparisons when IGCs assess value workplace personal pension schemes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trish Embley tells HRNews about the role of training in addressing sexual harassment at work Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The South African government is making headway on some of its aims to promote sustainable infrastructure development (SID), with a number of key developments recently announced to further the country’s […]
Continue Reading →Susi Donaldson tells HRNews about the difficulties in collating ethnicity data across different jurisdictions Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore has announced plans to allow vaccinated residents of nine more countries to travel without quarantine. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has ruled that the international treaty used by energy companies to claim compensation from member states who frustrate their investments is incompatible […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission has begun a public consultation on potential reforms to EU general pharmaceutical law. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The value of collaboration and risk sharing in life sciences has been exhibited by the ongoing efforts to develop and supply a “game-changing” malaria vaccine that has been endorsed for […]
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