South Africa: Regulator launches pay TV probe
South African regulator ICASA has launched an enquiry into pay TV in the country to address a perceived lack of
South African regulator ICASA has launched an enquiry into pay TV in the country to address a perceived lack of
Peru’s telecommunications sector regulator Osiptel has published newly-approved guidelines for settling disputes arising from anti-competitive and unfair practices in telecommunications.
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Last week British citizens opted to leave the EU, this obliges the UK to negotiate a new trade deal with
UK deciding to leave the European Union could put the planned $30 billion merger between the London Stock Exchange and
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Qualcomm is suing a Chinese smartphone maker backed by online-shopping giant Alibaba Group Holding, in the latest patent-infringement case involving
Michael Lacovara, executive partner and member of the four-person leadership team at Freshfields, has joined the New York litigation practice
Energy Transfer Equity won a court ruling on Friday that would allow the pipeline operator to walk away from its
French private equity group Astorg has agreed to acquire Swiss industrial software group Autoform for almost 700 million Swiss Francs,