Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 175
Read the 175th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Read the 175th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Two key regulatory building blocks for green hydrogen supply chain are expected by the end of 2024: from new common targets to new incentives to make new initiatives bankable.
Shipping companies are now subject to the expanded European Emissions Trading Scheme and FuelEU Maritime regulation (otherwise referred to as FEMREG) and tasked with formulating more efficient fuel and route compliance strategies.
The 30 July announcement by Air NZ that it was abandoning its 2030 emission reduction targets was met with surprise, questions and criticism.
This article discusses the Singapore Court of Appeal’s recent decision to dismiss a claim against two banks for non-payment under letters of credit. This judgment provides commercial parties with further clarity on the fraud exception, in particular what will constitute a false representation under presenting documents.
Read the 174th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Nasdaq has proposed a rule change aimed at accelerating the delisting process for companies with shares trading below US$1.00 and limiting the time a noncompliant security can remain listed on Nasdaq.
Read the 173rd edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
This article examines the new Model Law on Warehouse Receipts developed by UNIDROIT, summarising its key objectives and commenting on its benefit for all commodity market participants.
Greece’s Law 5123 introduces a significant new legal tool, a unified Electronic Pledge Registry managed by public law legal entity “Hellenic Cadastre”. The Electronic Pledge Registry operates as an online public service through the website gov.gr to protect transactions and enhance transparency and credibility through a unified online public registry.
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