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The European Commission has recently adopted a new exemption from breaching Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (previously Article 81 of the EC Treaty).

The President of the EPO issued a decision on 1 April 2020 concerning oral proceedings before examining divisions. A notice was also issued, which provides additional information regarding oral...

Calling space tech companies - the UK Space Agency Accelerator is still accepting applications for two of its support programmes, Geo and Fusion: Connect with Capital.

During my degree I always loved learning about crystallography, as it's a field where simple geometry on a microscopic scale can have big, visible effects.

Directive 2011/7/EU entered into force on 16 March 2011 (the ‘2011 Directive’). EU member states have until 16 March 2013 to implement it.

Follow technology and IP partner Xuyang Zhu through a day in Winston & Strawn's London office as she navigates the complex legal challenges created by emerging technologies, innovative business models, and evolving regulatory frameworks. Discover how legal professionals adapt when innovation meets opportunity in moments that define careers and shape industries.

Most contracts are stuffed in a drawer after signature and only see the light of day again when things go wrong, and technology contracts are no different.

The internet has revolutionised the way we shop. With one click you can find an unimaginable choice of items, compare prices to get the best deal and organise for that 'must have' item via next day delivery.

This paper quantifies the difference leaders make – and identifies the capabilities needed to achieve a ‘leadership premium’.

Earlier this year we wrote a blog on collaboration tools and ‘maintaining momentum’.

The new Digital Economy Act includes provisions about online copyright infringement (including ‘file-sharing’ and ‘peer-to-peer’ transfer).

Google’s Street View service was truly revolutionary when it launched in 2007. A collection of cars kitted out with special cameras and computer technology roamed the streets of America capturing images.

Lydia Hartley, co-founder of Continue, discusses the growing role of resale in retail and how brands can unlock new commercial opportunities through the circular economy. She shares insights on shifting consumer behaviours, securing investment, building teams, and navigating growth in the competitive retail technology landscape.

Having returned recently from a whirlwind tour of four Chinese cities part of the UK China Smart Cities Programme, I’m struck by the seemingly endless possibilities for collaboration.