Mexico: Long-delayed telco reform finally gets a boost
Mexico’s Senate is said to have voted in favor of legislation aimed at taking on the dominance of Carlos Slim,
Mexico’s Senate is said to have voted in favor of legislation aimed at taking on the dominance of Carlos Slim,
Herbert Smith Freehills has continued its expansion in Germany with its latest hire of Michael Dietrich, who will join the
Cement conglomerates Lafarge and Holcim confirmed Monday that they are looking to divest a combined $4 billion worth of assets
Squire Patton Boggs, which itself is the product of a law firm merger, announced Monday plans to acquire Tokyo-based firm
Sweden-based Tele2 has announced that it has sold its Norwegian wireless business, months after its operations in the nation were
Competition law firm Hogan Lovells has heightened its presence in Latin America with a recent partnership with Mexico’s Barrera, Siqueiros
A year after UK authorities relaxed rules to allow new banking market entrants in efforts to boost competition, reports say
As Europe launches an investigation into several member states and several major conglomerates about their tax relationship, reports say the
The Federal Communications Commission has announced its choice to lead the review of the proposed merger between Comcast and Time
An activist hedge fund has sparked rumors of a possible buyout of pet retailer PetSmart after it announced that it
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