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Data Centres in Poland: Planning and Electricity. Over the last several years, Poland has been attracting increased investment in data centres. Poland hosts both globally recognised data centre developers, as well as a variety of local companies. Interest from global developers has surged in recent years, particularly since the pandemic. However, as in other countries, further development of Poland’s data centre market depends largely on special planning rules and the availability of electricity. Read more.
EU Listing Act: Simplifying a Stock Exchange Listing, in Particular for SMEs and UK Prospectus Reform. The EU Listing Act and UK Prospectus Reform are two different legislative reforms with a common goal: making public capital markets in the UK and EU more accessible and attractive for companies of all sizes, including small- and medium-sized enterprises, seeking to raise capital and list on a stock exchange by reducing the costs and administrative burden of a public listing, whilst maintaining market integrity. A consistent theme in both sets of reforms is the need to create a pragmatic and commercial listing environment which will benefit public companies that nonetheless builds – and maintains – investor confidence in public markets. Read more.
The Key To Keeping Investors Engaged With Your Business — and 4 Ways To Do It. Investor engagement doesn’t stop once a funding round closes. Keeping investors informed is an ongoing task, and navigating it effectively is imperative for company founders looking to grow their businesses, as well as their relationship with current and future investors. Like any good relationship, it needs to be nurtured. Read more.
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How 3D Printing And Prefab Are Changing Construction. The article covers the benefits of 3D printing for construction projects, the impact of prefabrication in the industry, and suggest developing a plan for navigating new technology to help those on project teams prepare for future challenges and opportunities. Read more.
FTC Issues Final Rule Banning Employee Noncompete Agreements. “Existing noncompetes for the vast majority of workers will no longer be enforceable [but] existing noncompetes” for senior executives can remain, “but employers are banned from entering into or attempting to enforce any new noncompetes, even if they involve senior executives.” Read more.
Navigating Corruption: Implications for Venezuela’s Future. As Venezuelans prepare for a presidential election scheduled to take place on July 28, Kurt K. Lunkenheimer will be a panelist at a hybrid event, sponsored by the Inter-American Dialogue, focused on corruption in the country and whether it is realistic to expect that the election will be clean and fair. Read more.
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IRS updates: ERC disclosure and claim withdrawal opportunity and other new compliance initiatives. The IRS has made important announcements regarding improperly claimed Employee Retention Credits (ERC) that taxpayers may wish to withdraw or disclose. Two programs offer an opportunity to do so without penalty. The IRS has also clarified how it will use Inflation Reduction Act funding, including a focus on tax compliance by corporations and high-net-worth individuals. These recent announcements – especially those related to the ERC – may affect a broad range of taxpayers. Read more.
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