Sustainable development can be interpreted as "development that lasts" i.e., "a path along which the maximisation of human well-being for today's generations does not lead to decline in future well-being".

In the Union Budget 2023, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman spoke about India taking big strides in enhancing the ease of doing business.

Exploring the security and payments resilience opportunities and challenges in India, enabling the ecosystem to strengthen payments product and process security.

Tax authorities are solemn in their endeavour to keep pace with changing business models and technology trends.

Mandatory employment arbitration agreements suffered a significant blow last week, when the Ninth Circuit found illegal and unenforceable a class and collective action waiver requiring employees to arbitrate their claims individually.

Last week, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit became the latest federal appellate court, joining the Eighth and Second Circuits, to reject the National Labor Relations Board’s analysis in D.R. Horton, Inc.

On May 21, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its much-anticipated decision addressing whether employers can include class action waivers in mandatory arbitration agreements...

Regulators are keen to see banks demonstrate how they are effectively assessing, documenting and mitigating the AML risks of their customers.

Integrating skilling education into the education ecosystem can help boost Telangana's employability and bridge skill gaps in the state.

The FY25-26 Union Budget presented by the Indian Finance Minister continues the Government's efforts to catalyse economic expansion, provide inclusive development

Refer below a balance sheet for XYZ Limited, based on the balance sheet and additional information provided provide a working for outcome to different class of creditors.

Discover critical accounting considerations for fintech companies to ensure compliance with complex and evolving accounting and regulatory requirements.

Judge Jan Doogue’s vigorous defence of a director’s right to rely on specialist advice in MED v Feeney and Ors has drawn sharply different responses with some seeing it as a source of comfort for directors and others as a source of concern. This Brief Counsel summarises the key points of the decision, samples some of the reactions it has provoked and gives Chapman Tripp’s assessment of the decision’s broader significance.

Of the numerous duties and liabilities of company directors, their civil liability is often in the spotlight.

As companies continue to expand their presence around the globe, the number of completed cross-border mergers and acquisitions has soared.

With a significant surge in Indian travel trends, the travel industry growth is experiencing an unprecedented boom. A new breed of Indian travelers has emerged, driven by a momentum from India's Tier II and III cities.

In today's digital age, data privacy compliance is vital for businesses, not just for compliance but also to build customer trust.

The newly enacted amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have had the legal community abuzz for months as lawyers, both in-house and outside, have worked to determine what the revisions mean to them.