On January 15, 2025, the European Commission (EC) issued a Recommendation (the Recommendation) urging European Union (EU) Member States to scrutinize their companies' investments in non-EU countries.

Loyens & Loeff New York regularly posts ‘Snippets' on a range of EU tax and legal topics. This Snippet focuses on the organization of the fund distribution.

Cristiano Ronaldo at the ripe age of 38 earning £170 million, who could blame him? What has followed, however, is a revolution of sorts, with dozens of top flight footballers in the peak of their careers...

Is the buzz around analytics dwindling? Once hyped as the gamechanger for every enterprise, is analytics letting businesses down now?

In just over three decades of the world wide web's existence, over half of the world is now online; with the recent pandemic only augmenting it multifold.

Indonesia's efforts to curb bad faith filing is a positive sign for foreign businesses wishing to register their marks.

The Dutch Supreme Court on 11 July 2014 handed down a decision that improves the position of licensees in case of bankruptcy of a Dutch licensor.

Continued growth in the Maori economy will see more active participation of iwi groups in the NZ domestic M&A market.

Over the past year, South Africa has seen some significant changes impacting its commercial financial landscape.

As consequence, administrative costs will sky-rocket, while resources and organization will mushroom out of control.

An acronym for "special purpose acquisition company", SPACs seem to be the new investment craze among music artists and sports figures.

The ever-present scourge of investment fraud currently perpetrated through online platforms presents a growing problem for law enforcement and regulators alike.

Hot on the heels of October's announcement of YASA's record-breaking axial flux motor (59kW/kg with a 12.7kg axial flux motor), YASA has unveiled a potential application for this technology - an in-wheel power train.

The Scottish Government's consultation on its proposed Scottish Building Safety Levy (SBSL) is coming to a close, with a deadline of 15 August for comments.

Cryptocurrency remains as popular as ever since it first arose in 2009. It's decentralised status initially made it attractive, as it has steadily gained traction.

The recent troubles facing many train operators, including Avanti West Coast, have underlined the need for transformative change.

On Tuesday, December 1, Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust Makan Delrahim expressed support for tightening restrictions with respect to merger laws for dominant companies.

Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what's happening in the world of legalized marijuana.

It looks like marijuana banking will not be part of the NDAA. Lawmakers introduced a bill to require the FDA to regulate CBD.

On Monday, a class action plaintiff filed a lawsuit against the NFL for allegedly enrolling customers in its NFL+ Premium subscription without their consent or disclosing subscription (autorenewal) billing terms...