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Orrick Launches in Singapore A Year After Hong Kong Closure
The California-founded firm's pivot from Hong Kong to Singapore is not a new phenomenon. Its Singapore launch follows a long string of openings in the city-state in recent months.
Opening of Regulatory Probe Into Major Chinese Law Firm Halts Dozens of IPOs
Several other law firms have been affected amid China's wider regulatory crackdown.
US Firms Reap Rewards as High-Value Tech Deals Drive APAC M&A in 2021
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Global Law Firms Could See Less IPO Work as Beijing Restricts Overseas Listings by Chinese Companies
Beijing's cybersecurity probes into three Chinese tech companies that recently listed in the U.S. could stem the flow of Chinese IPOs in the U.S.
Deal Watch: Pharma, Publishing and HR Deals Fuel Busy Week in M&A
Three deals north of $4 billion and a slew of SPAC and IPO work have kept firms busy ... maybe too busy.
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Anatomy of a Merger: Strategies and Techniques for Negotiating Corporate Acquisitions
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Chinese Firms Aren't Taking Over the World—Yet
Leading Chinese law firms know that in the foreseeable future they are unlikely to be able to get any meaningful market share in such places as the U.K. and the U.S., experts say.
Global Firms Are Buying Into the Hong Kong IPO Boom, but Caution Is Key
Three years into a surge in Hong Kong IPO listings, global firms including Davis Polk & Wardwell are adding talent again. But is this the right time?
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The mega-deals that have dotted the M&A landscape in previous weeks were largely absent, but some big deals still got done.
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At some of the nation's largest firms, first-generation leaders are just now beginning to age out.
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