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On 21 July, the Institute for Public Policy Research published a Discussion Paper by the Rt Hon. Lord Tyrie, the outgoing Chairman of the Competition

The second half of 2020 is promising to be a decisive time. The lock-downs in many countries have accelerated the digital transformation. And

The European Commission has launched a new sector inquiry into the Internet of Things (IoT) for consumer-related products and services in the EU (see

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Covid-19 The Pensions Regulator has continued to update some of its previously published guidance. Of particular note is: The guidance for trustees

On 15 July 2020, the General Court (Court) quashed the landmark decision taken by the European Commission (Commission) in 2016 ordering repayment of

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The European Court of Justice has today decided that the controller-processor Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) are valid but that the EU-U.S

Labour Law Practice & TMTIP: Remote Work The situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has brought the discussion concerning remote work to another

The way hotels are managed and operated has evolved over a number of years and will continue to do so, unsurprisingly given the increasing

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Back in January 2020, in the heady days before the trip to the supermarket became the weekly highlight for some of us, the FCA published research

On 22 May 2020, the FCA published a consultation paper on coronavirus and the safeguarding of clients' funds. While the FCA stated that it was

Delivering a mandatory consumer nudge is an increasingly important element in the remedies toolkit for competition agencies in sectors as diverse as

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In our recent webinar on 30 June 2020, Julian Cunningham-Day, Julia Dixon and Georgina Kon, partners in our multi-Disciplinary operational resilience

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