Many of the growing number of data protection-related claims being filed against businesses to have fallen victim to cyber attacks are being brought not just under data protection legislation but […]
Continue Reading →China’s central bank will maintain tight regulation of cryptocurrency activity, say reports after central bankers met to set a policy agenda for the remainder of 2021. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Since Brexit it has become much more complicated to employ UK citizens in Germany. For employers who operate across the border it is important to know which requirements must be […]
Continue Reading →UK businesses will be an increasing target for hostile takeovers, an expert in corporate finance and public mergers and acquisitions has predicted. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government can better harness its buying power to save billions of pounds for the taxpayer, a former Cabinet Office minister has estimated. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Setting clear and unambiguous targets towards decarbonisation will give infrastructure owners and investors the starting point they need to drive real change. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses can expect speedier and more individualised regulatory interventions in UK digital markets under new plans published by the UK government. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A recent ruling by a court in the Cayman Islands will be welcomed by victims of fraud that go to court in the UK seeking to recover stolen assets transferred […]
Continue Reading →Indonesia’s Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) has said that it wants to extend its 2,000km network of toll roads to 5,000km in 2024. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A nationwide online carbon market has opened in China for the first time. Previous online carbon trading was restricted to certain regions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The shipping industry is under increased pressure to cut its carbon emissions, as part of a broader drive by governments and regulators to decarbonise the global economy and address the […]
Continue Reading →A Luxembourg regulator is planning to issue Amazon with a record fine under EU data protection laws, the company has disclosed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore will make S$1.1 billion ($809 million) available to businesses and workers affected by the latest Covid-19 measures. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Japan plans to build its biggest hydrogen plant which will be powered by offshore wind energy. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Czech Republic lawyer Sabina Krajickova outlines the essential steps when restructuring a business in the Czech Republic Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Trish Embley tells HRNews about the government’s proposals for preventing workplace harassment Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The final conclusion of a recent survey – that no jurisdiction that is a party to the New York Arbitration Convention grants an express right to a physical hearing but […]
Continue Reading →Germany’s Supreme Court has specified the scope of the right to access under Article 15 of the GDPR, but has left important questions unanswered. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Growth shares are a special class of shares issued to employees that allow the employees to share in the growth in value of the company above a valuation hurdle – […]
Continue Reading →New guidance issued by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) emphasises the increased focus of law enforcement agencies to disrupt the use of the art market as a vehicle for money […]
Continue Reading →New legislation requiring businesses seeking to acquire certain UK companies to notify their intentions to do so and giving the UK government new powers to scrutinise other deals even after […]
Continue Reading →The number of penalties issued personally to finance directors and chief financial officers at large companies by the UK’s HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has dropped from 148 to just […]
Continue Reading →Investors from the US, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Japan have committed $16 billion of investment to Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund Indonesia Investment Authority (INA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Rami Labib tells HRNews about the current apprenticeship scheme and the new flex-job model on the way Read Complete Article
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