Musk’s Twitter move reignites debate on Big Tech’s accountability
Elon Musk looks set to buy Twitter, but he is more concerned about protecting 'free speech' than he is about…
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Which high-profile law firms have left Russia following the Ukraine invasion?
Russian business was lucrative for law firms in 2021, but the Ukraine invasion has forced the most high profile to…
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Will the UK’s National Security and Investment Act harm dealmaking?
The newly implemented National Security and Investment Act gives the UK government greater powers to scrutinise takeovers. Stuart Hatcher of…
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Will the UAE’s 4.5-day working week make it more attractive to foreign investors?
The move to a more Western working week in the UAE should give the country an edge over its Gulf…
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Opinion: A new era of Chinese investment to the EU and UK is under way
Chinese acquisitions of EU and UK companies are becoming smaller in number and value, but Sino investment into Europe is…
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Why the assault on US democracy is a business issue
Efforts to undermine the integrity of US elections carry a heavy cost for businesses and could weaken investment in the…
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How German automotive investment in Hungary exposes the dark reality of globalisation
The Hungarian government is using German automotive companies to bolster its legitimacy. Why have Berlin, Brussels and foreign investors let…
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Business professionals see greenwashing as a major issue, but genuine net-zero action doesn’t have to mean red ink
Concerns continue around the major energy theme of sustainability and the ever-prevalent issue of greenwashing.
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