Investors and trade buyers based in the US and elsewhere are likely to continue to target acquisition of businesses within ...

US president Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs are almost certainly unjustifiable under World Trade Organization (WTO) ...

More ‘biosimilar’ medicines should be brought to market in the EU because of a regulatory policy shift on the need to carry ...

Last year the UK merger and acquisitions (M&A) market was somewhat changeable and unpredictable. Though given that over the last decade we have experienced Brexit, a pandemic, an energy crisis, war in ...

A recent High Court of England and Wales ruling once again demonstrates the English courts’ willingness to accept jurisdiction in the face of arguments that a party would be unable to access ...

Irish tax rules around earn-outs can give rise to some unexpected and sometimes harsh results, according to legal experts Robert Dever and Gerry Beausang of Pinsent Masons, writing in the Irish Tax ...

Shara Pledger tells HRNews about what US employers, with a presence in the UK, should consider when hiring workers in the UK. We're sorry, this video is not available ...

The Department for the Economy (DfE) has published its Energy Strategy Action Plan for 2025, marking a pivotal step in Northern Ireland's journey towards achieving ‘net zero’ emissions by 2030.

As Australia gears up for the upcoming federal election on 3 May, the Albanese government’s 2025-26 budget laid out the Labor Party’s plan for the construction industry if it returns to government.

Many universities have declared themselves to be outside the scope of the procurement regulatory regime due to the increasing proportion of their funding coming from “private” sources, but the changes ...

While designers of buildings are using artificial intelligence (AI) to make their work more efficient, the companies actually building them are only in the very early stages of AI use. And until the ...