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Political change, regulatory reform, and geopolitical uncertainty are major preoccupations for companies and their counsel navigating international mergers. These pressures were the focus of a recent GCR Live Europe event in Brussels, where competition experts, practitioners, and other stakeholders addressed the current and future landscapes of antitrust enforcement in the EU and US.

Efficiencies are formally recognized in both the UK and EU merger regimes, yet they have so far had limited influence on clearance decisions. This limited role reflects both the difficulty of assessing efficiencies and the stringent conditions under which authorities may take them into account

A relatively new ransomware group – Helldown – has been expanding its ransomware capabilities to target VMware ESXi environments and Linux systems. The Helldown ransomware strain was first identified.

In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on the need for regulation on group insolvency.

Cybersecurity experts have identified a new type of ransomware called Reynolds that cleverly avoids detection by embedding a vulnerable driver inside its code.

On February 28, 2013, the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs rescinded two enforcement guidance documents on pay discrimination from 2006 and replaced them with a new Directive 307.

The fraudulent applications were not available in the Google Play or the Apple App Store, and each device type has its own attack method.

Researchers at Checkmarx have identified a trending TikTok challenge that is prompting users to download information-stealing malware via Discord.

Researchers have recently observed a previously unnamed ransomware dubbed "Rorschach" that they emphasize to be "one of the fastest ransomware observed, by the speed of encryption."

Israel has been victimized in a phishing campaign that has been delivering Windows and Linux data wipers to devices. The campaign is believed to be perpetrated by pro-Hamas hacktivists...

The Swedish Supreme Administrative Court ruled in favor of Kubikenborg Aluminium AB in a landmark transfer pricing case, setting aside a SEK 211 million adjustment related to an electricity contract termination and shareholder contribution. The court held that the arm's length assessment must consider the overall group arrangements, finding that the tolling agreement structure meant the electricity contract risk was borne by related entities rather than constituting an income transfer from the Swedish compa

Recent cybersecurity developments highlight the increasing sophistication of threats targeting remote access and cloud-based communication platforms.

The principles are intended to guide the industry's engagement with policymakers concerning the ongoing economic transition away from carbon.

An ongoing Android malware campaign targeting users of Iranian financial institutions has expanded to include new abilities to target an even greater number of people and prevent detection on compromised devices.

Over 2.5 million individuals with federal student loans from Oklahoma Student Loan Authority (OSLA) and EdFinancial Services, LLC (EdFinancial) have been impacted by the recent data breach...

Researchers from Secureworks Counter Threat Unit (CTU) released a report detailing a malware they have been tracking since January 2021.

There are few people left, at least in my orbit, who don't share the goal of prompt decarbonization of the economy.

In a recent case, the Federal Circuit affirmed the district court’s judgments of infringement and no invalidity with respect to one set of claims, reversed its judgment of no invalidity with respect to another set of claims, and remanded for further proceedings.