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IIoT | The trends, opportunities and legal challenges for transforming industry in Asia
For one day every year, on Chinese New Year, Ericsson's smart factory in Nanjing stops production. The high-precision industrial screwdrivers that make its radio base stations come to a temporary…
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How are loan markets preparing for life after LIBOR?
What do SOFR, SONIA and €STER have in common? This isn't some dodgy banking joke. The answer is that they are the risk-free rates for US dollars, Sterling and the…
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Significant overhaul to the private rented sector in England as the government plans to abolish ‘no fault’ evictions
On 15 April 2019, the government published its response to its consultation paper on reforming tenancies in the private rented sector in England. The proposed changes will repeal Section 21…
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