Month: May 2022

The recent move to ban Russian and Belarussian players from participating in this year’s Wimbledon Championships brings into focus the role of the Equality Act 2010 (‘the Act’) in sport.

The UK Construction Innovation Hub (CIB) has launched a consultation on a draft version of its product platform rulebook, designed to boost productivity, quality, safety and sustainability in the industry

The Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) has called for a systematic approach to cyber security across the lifespan of built assets in an updated code of practice.

Between 74 million and 79 million barrels were in transit and floating storage in the past week, more than double the 27 million before the invasion of Ukraine; global energy trade thrown into turmoil by the war.

Such a move will benefit millions of farmers in the two countries who have struggled with rising costs while prices have remained subdued; the threat comes amid growing food protectionism and runaway inflation.

Brexit is unlikely to be responsible for a significant fall in the number of cases heard by London commercial courts, according to one expert.

Begins with admission of tourists on guided package tours arriving at airports in Hokkaido and Okinawa; already set to double cap on arrivals to 20,000 a day next month, still far below pre-pandemic levels.

HSBC is in the midst of a pivot to Asia , shifting billions of dollars in capital and making fresh investments as it sells off and scales back unprofitable businesses in other regions.

Susi Donaldson tells HRNews about the implications of the employment tribunal decision in Macken v BNP Paribas

Landslide election triumph comes 36 years after dictator father was ousted in pro-democracy uprising after accusations of human rights violations and plunder; Vice-President running mate, Sara Duterte, also won by a wide margin.