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Corporate governance improvements are linked to value creation in Africa, according to 2018 Africa Sustainability Study. | 8yrs
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will revolutionise trademark prosecution and enforcement by 2023, according to a new research. | 8yrs
An unnamed US 9th Circuit judge keeps 'Monkey Selfie' copyright case alive by requesting rehearing. | 8yrs
The European Commission (EC) is proposing new rules to remove regulatory barriers and offer market-led solutions for sovereign bond-backed securities (SBBS). | 8yrs
In this month's Bookshelf, The Global Legal Post's Editor-At-Large, Dr David Cowan, picks three books on cybercrime, robots and remote warfare, echoing concerns of a new military-technology complex | 8yrs
London's fate as a centre for dispute resolution post-Brexit was a hot topic at the recent Paris Arbitration Week event, says barrister Shantanu Majumdar of Radcliffe Chambers. | 8yrs
By the time dusk fell on GDPR day last Friday, an Austrian activist lawyer had already slapped global platforms with multibillion-euro complaints. | 8yrs
After a two-year investigation of a cryptocurrency scheme, 98 people prosecuted and $268 million recovered. | 8yrs
German Prosecutors have sold seized cryptocurrency worth €12 million ($13.9 million), the highest such sale in German legal history. | 8yrs
A new patent translation tool from WIPO claimed as 'ground-breaking finds a first adopter in Korea. | 8yrs
Firm to expand infrastructure across network with hubs in Singapore, New York, Dubai, London and a virtual European hub. | 8yrs
Annual survey confirms London's number 1 spot, but highlights potential challengers from Europe, Middle East and Asia. | 8yrs
Russia lawmakers to soften draft legislation on international sanctions, but keep criminal prosecutions for critics. | 8yrs
In a busy day for Norton Rose, the firm lost high-profile lawyer Abbe Lowell, who represented President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, as well as a 15-strong life sciences team. | 8yrs
Luggage giant accused of 'questionable accounting practices' and 'poor corporate governance' as shares are suspended in Hong Kong. | 8yrs
The Global Legal Post attended the 2018 ACC Europe Annual Conference in Paris and heard a profession reflecting deeply on its role and pressing needs for the future. | 8yrs
Some controversial changes mark a busy week in America for corporate counsel appointments. | 8yrs
Antitrust complaint by Yelp is revisited following EU's ruling last year that Google misused its dominance. | 8yrs
Report reveals levels of unpreparedness, with one in four organisations unlikely to comply until end of the year. | 8yrs