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Intelsat and Intel C-band/5G proposal: Intelsat and Intel have jointly asked the US Federal Communications Commission to consider expanding the use of C-band spectrum ...

The Indian Government had its new investment policy affirmed by Parliament on Friday 7th December 2012.

International franchisors are increasing looking at Indonesia as an attractive market in which to establish their brand.

Bankers are back in the news as the Competition and Markets Authority announced its recommendation for a market investigation into the banking sector.

The way in which large supermarket chains deal with their suppliers has been the subject of much angst and discussion in the EU.

The UK's new Consumer Rights Act, which introduces the biggest overhaul of consumer rights in a generation, came into force yesterday (1 October). - See more at: http://www.fieldfisher.com/publications/2015/10/new-consumer-rights#sthash.jMDTsEXn.1XJvzGlY.dpuf

The Government is rowing back from its initial proposals for a blanket ban on corporate directors.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proceeding with changes to the Listing Rules, including new requirements for premium listed companies with a controlling shareholder.

Today sees the publication of the Code of Practice for the UK's Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) system.

At exactly 6.00 a.m. this morning it became mathematically certain that the people of the UK had democratically chosen that it should leave the European Union.

Prosecutions are being brought for the first time against company directors for failings by their companies in following the correct procedures when dismissing redundant employees.

The Scottish court has recently had to consider a number of cases where changes have been reflected in a scheme's administration, but years later it is discovered that there is no evidence of a formal amending document.

When will the court rule that a lender's fee is unenforceable and, in effect, "rescue" a borrower from its obligation to pay an agreed fee which, with hindsight, looks like a bad bargain?

The European Commission has published Regulation No 284/2013 on the data requirements for plant protection products and Regulation No 283/2013 on the data requirements for active substances.

The London High Court decided on 9 April 2014 that Mr Kekhman, could present his own bankruptcy petition in London even though he was resident and domiciled in Russia.

A new Customs Enforcement Regulation, to replace Regulation 1383/2003 has been adopted by the Parliament and Council of the EU.

On 1 October 2014, legislation came into force to implement new exceptions to copyright infringement.