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Deloitte's Telecommunications Predictions Overview Video

After publishing an inaccurate article on page 5, the Daily Express buried an apology on page 33.

The Technology Annual Review contains short, easy to read articles on topics of interest over the last year, presented on a month-by-month basis.

It seems the stuff of science fiction and Hollywood – satellites crashing to Earth – but rather this is the result of years of scientific and commercial ventures in outer space, and the subsequent creation of space junk.

The Information Commissioner has announced, today, that employees of a major mobile telephone company have unlawfully sold thousands of customer account details, including contract expiry dates, to the company's competitors.

Our article of 16 August 2005 "Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 – applying to court and agreements to extend time" referred to a case in which we successfully acted for the landlord.

A decision in September 2010 caused great concern for developers who either ignored or were unable to resolve rights of light issues before beginning a development.

A Court of Appeal decision from last Thursday confirms that to be effective "pay-when-paid" clauses in construction contracts need to be drafted to identify the specific types of insolvency situation where the clause will operate.

The Gloucestershire Local Enterprise Partnership was this week announced as a retail pathfinder by Business Minister Mark Prisk.

On 31 May 2011 HMRC published a consultation document proposing changes to the capital allowances regime in relation to fixtures.

For several years until 2005, some companies used an arrangement for paying bonuses which involved employees receiving a particular type of share in a UK tax resident company (often specially created for this purpose).

In Hills Residential, an automatic late filing penalty was invalid where the taxpayer had taken all reasonable steps to try to file the return on time; in Onillon the FTT considered for the first time...

We recently reported that changes were being introduced from 6 April 2011 to the way in which PAYE would be applied to cash payments and share vestings which occur after someone has left employment and their P45 has been issued.

Introduction of transfer pricing regulations in Ireland is unlikely to detract from the country’s appeal as a sound economic choice for inward investment, with an excellent opportunity to grandfather existing arrangements before July 2010.

This white paper is a collection of the individual blogs we have written as introductory and companion pieces to the segments of our Digital Transformation Webinar on 10 September 2020:

For decades, grocers—especially regional and multi-regional options—served as the natural starting point of the shopping journey.

In the ever-evolving retail landscape of 2025, navigating the holiday season presents both challenges and opportunities.