The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published details of how it intends to use its new powers to regulate competition in digital markets.
Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) options
Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) options offer tax-advantaged and flexible incentives for companies that meet the qualifying criteria.
South China Sea: how ideological differences between Philippines and China could heat up tensions in disputed waters
The countries’ opposing ideologies amid clashing sovereignty claims could lead to years of militarisation and confrontation in the region if not contained, analysts warn.
After disgraced crypto entrepreneur’s ‘enjoyable’ Singapore prison experience, focus turns to exchange in Hong Kong
Three Arrows Capital co-founder Su Zhu was arrested in Singapore last September for a three-month sentence that he described as an ‘enjoyable experience’.
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Code: ‘good faith’ in construction contracts
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Transactions Law clarifies the requirement for ‘good faith’ contracting throughout the lifecycle of construction projects in the Kingdom.
Japan’s 8.5 million abandoned rural homes, or akiya, have become a ‘cheap’ option for foreigner owners
A push into the city and population decline are two reasons they sit empty, as well as the Japanese preference to newly built homes rather than pre-owned.
Filipino drag queen fights for freedom to express faith after ‘getting hate’ for dressing as Jesus, singing prayer
Amadeus Fernando Pagente has been charged with ‘immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions and indecent shows’ for dressing up as Jesus and singing a prayer in a Manila show.
FAQ/redundancy and insolvency – does TUPE apply?
Ed Goodwyn tells HRNews about employees’ redundancy rights in insolvency situations and the impact of TUPE
Chinese research ship turned down by Sri Lanka to make Maldives resupply call
Male’s foreign ministry said Xiang Yang Hong 3 will not conduct any ‘research’ and would stop only for a resupply call.
Chinese firms, anxious to avoid choppy geopolitical waters, chart a course for Vietnam
As geopolitical changes increase the cost and stress of doing business from home, Chinese companies are finding alternative locations for production, particularly in Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam.