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Global Quartet Dig Into $5.85 Billion Copper Mining Deal
Dentons, White & Case, Linklaters and Clifford Chance are advising on the sale of Peru's Las Bambas mining project.
Alibaba Asks Firms to Pick Sides
The Chinese e-commerce giant, which is expected to have the world's largest IPO since Facebook Inc. later this year, has let it be known that it won't be hiring any firm for transactional work that also advises its major competitors. Though such demands are not uncommon outside of Asia, not least in the U.S. tech sector, lawyers say firms face a more complicated choice in the super-competitive but still-developing China market.
Microsoft Gets Ahead of the Privacy Curve in the EU
General counsel Brad Smith talks about Microsoft's cloud services being approved by the European Union's Article 29 Working Party.
Saudi Arabia Ruled Proper Forum for Foreign Bank Dispute
The reality of the modern financial world is that most significant financial transactions must pass through New York in some way, and New York courts are not obligated to entertain every fraud case arising from them, the Court of Appeals said in dismissing a suit on forum non conveniens grounds.
Finding Harmony in Cross-Border Risk Management
The Association of Corporate Counsel's litigation committee walked in-house lawyers through a program on "Managing Risk in Diverging Legal Systems."
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Saudi Arabia Ruled Proper Forum for Foreign Bank Dispute
The reality of the modern financial world is that most significant financial transactions must pass through New York in some way, and New York courts are not obligated to entertain every fraud case arising from them, the Court of Appeals said in dismissing a suit on forum non conveniens grounds.
A €302 Million Warning Shot on Antitrust Violations
The European Commission assessed a whopping fine, and investor Goldman Sachs is liable for part of it.Aussie Firms on Wesfarmers' Insurance Brokerage Sale
U.S. insurance brokerage Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. has proposed buying the business of the Australian conglomerate for $933 million.Shearman, Davis Polk on $3.2 Billion India Drug Merger
Indian generic drug maker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. is acquiring local competitor Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. from Japan's Daiichi Sankyo Co.
Lawyers Line Up for European M&A Deals
A host of lawyers land roles on three major European transactions, led by the $23 billion sale of Vivendi's French mobile phone unit to Luxembourg-based cable operator Altice. Meanwhile, the world's two largest cement-makers, Paris-based Lafarge and Switzerland's Holcim, will merge to create a company with more than $44 billion in combined annual sales, and Sweden's Alfa Laval will pay $2.2 billion in cash to acquire Norwegian pump-maker Frank Mohn.TRENDING STORIES
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