Month: December 2024

The law ministry says the false statements in the Bloomberg article ‘attack the transparency of property transactions in Singapore’.

Pharmaceutical companies have obtained clarity that so-called combination products are not precluded from obtaining supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) following a new ruling by the EU’s highest court.

Young, dynamic and fast, the region has unique advantages, supported by investment in infrastructure, talent, policy support and collaboration.

The battle against corruption, crime and Chinese interference that offshore gaming operators represented is far from over, experts say.

A Thai of Pakistani descent received the death sentence while two Germans were sentenced to life imprisonment.

At its launch seven years ago, the Eastern Economic Corridor was marketed as a solution to Thailand’s economic malaise. But concerns persist.

Technology companies offering products and services in the EU will need to prepare for significant changes to be brought in by the new Product Liability Directive which has broadened the definition of a ‘product’ to include software, with artificial intelligence (AI) systems being an example.

The UK’s new procurement regime offers a lot to cheer about but also introduces risks requiring the careful attention of government suppliers

The Low Carbon Contracts Company’s (LCCC) signing of the first three pioneering hydrogen production contracts under its first hydrogen allocation round (HAR1) is a huge milestone for the low-carbon hydrogen sector in the UK, an expert has said.

A recent judgment by the Court of Appeal in London helpfully pulls together existing principles of trade mark law to clarify that market context, including the existence of a crowded market, will be taken into account when assessing infringement.