The merger has raised some questions with regards to the modernity of the European antitrust rules.
German antitrust regulator lashes out at Facebook
The order by the Federal Cartel Office might have far-reaching effects in how Facebook manages its operations in Europe
EU policy and legal developments in 2019
With the European Parliament elections on the horizon, 2019 will be full of challenges to overcome for the European Union.
EU-Singapore trade deal nearing finishing line
The free-trade agreement between the EU and Singapore is expected to come into force later in 2019. Many trade barriers will be eliminated and EU rigorous standards and requirements will thus expand to South-East Asia.
Music in the air: Was Spotify’s IPO a trailblazer?
Spotify’s choice to be directly listed proved to be a success for a company that has a large following and is universally known and has encouraged others to follow suit. However, direct listing has its risks and limitations, making it an ideal option only for select few.
US court decision a warning for in-house lawyers
The ruling of a Colorado district court that reignited the discussion on whether or not attorney-client privilege applies to communications from in-house lawyers that contains both legal and strategic business advice.
The impact of social media at the workplace
Using social media at the workplace is a complicated issue. As social media usage has integrated into the everyday lives of workers, different companies and jurisdictions have various approaches to the phenomenon. Some companies monitor the usage, some restrict access, some permit it freely. Regardless, as social media has become an active part of many people’s lives, it remains to be seen whether a uniform global response will arise.
Diversity in the workplace: Boon or distraction?
Is it a wise decision from a business standpoint to promote diversity at the workplace? What is driving the change in inclusivity in the corporate culture?