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Work-pass requirements tightened again for non-Singaporeans
Increase in minimum salary requirements with special focus on financial sector comes amid growing public concern over a weakened job
Singapore proposes amendments to Companies Act
Regulator looks to update Singapore's corporate regime to reflect global legislative, economic and technological developments and to strengthen competiveness
Cornerstone v University of the Arts London decision has potential to help unlock stalled Code negotiations
Tribunal provides clarity on terms typically contained in agreements under the Electronic Communications Code that could help boost the rollout
Energy and Utilities Update | 28 August 2020
Welcome to our latest update on regulatory and market developments in the energy and utilities sector. In this week's edition
Supreme Court Unwired Planet case unpacked: where will implementers turn next in FRAND disputes?
Landmark final appeal ruling means implementers of standards will now face the prospect of the English court setting worldwide licence
Public Service Pensions Update | August 2020
Welcome to the latest edition of our Public Service Pensions Update.
Life sciences companies turn to public markets for injections of capital
London markets have remained open during the pandemic allowing for a surge in life sciences and healthcare sector deals including
Ethics and Compliance | New ethical controls coming for interactions with healthcare professionals in France
New rules coming into force on 1 October 2020 will give professional associations the power to block contracts or hospitality
Appeals court hands down the UK's first judgment on automated facial recognition
Ruling that the use of automated facial recognition by the South Wales Police was unlawful has broader significance for businesses
Singapore enhances scheme to encourage entrepreneurship
S$150m in enhancements to include a new venture building programme for individuals and a 67% increase in pre-seed grants, to
Employers start to receive furlough scheme compliance letters from HMRC
It was reported this week that HMRC has written to 3,000 employers it believes may need to repay some or