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Brazil’s Tough New Anti-Corruption Law

It will apply to companies doing direct and indirect business in Brazil, including…

Q&A: On Arbitration Of Cross-Border Disputes

The number one reason to choose arbitration to resolve cross-border disputes is enforcement. Arbitration awards will be recognized, with limited […]

A Lurking Cost In Some Overseas Labor Markets

The BRIC countries – Brazil, Russia, India and China – are often considered attractive because…

Employment Law In UK Keeps Looking Better For Employers

By U.S. standards, it’s an employer’s game.

China Is Expanding Antitrust Enforcement

Antitrust enforcement in China has focused primarily on competition issues raised by mergers, but this year…

Canada Strengthens Its Foreign Corruption Law

The CFPOA is starting to look more like the FCPA in the United States.

Horse Meat And More In The EU

Product sampling in the EU has revealed issues beyond the widely publicized…

A Multinational Offers “Amnesty” To Employees Who Report Corruption

One of the largest design and construction firms in the world, Canada-based SNC-Lavalin Group, is offering amnesty to employees who […]

Overseas Conduct Codes Can Be Perilous

Best practices in the United States can, for example, run afoul of EU labor and privacy law. One U.S. multinational […]

Overseas Employee Stock Options Impact Tax And Transfer Pricing

Equity-based compensation can create numerous cross-border tax and transfer pricing issues for multinational companies.

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