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UK Prime Minister Lays Down the Law on Brexit

"Speaking from the point of view of someone in the technology industry, David Trossell, CEO of Bridgeworks, a data acceleration company, says Brexit will bring about “a complete change to the current modus operandi with new UK laws replacing EU regulations, or there will be a compromise”.

Like many others, Trossell acknowledges the uncertainty around Brexit.

Trossell says: “There are questions about whether the UK government will abandon the EU’s stringent data protection regulations, keep them, or make them even stricter.”

He adds: “The question concerning the location of data one is about GDPR — the General Data Protection Regulation, which is going to make the current EU regulations stricter.

“It underlines that the country of residence has the same or better level of protection than the EU.”

See: https://www.em360tech.com/tech-news/uk-prime-minister-lays-law-brexit/

Author: Abdul Montaqim. Published by Enterprise Management 360 on 03/10/2016.

Going hostile: The Role of the CFO in a Takeover

Bracing for a takeover attempt requires the FD to focus on value, with plenty of risk management thrown in for good measure, writes Graham Jarvis....Read the complete article, published by Financial Director on 13th June 2014. 

 

Colombia All Ears After Students Vote With Their Feet

State to consult public, staff and students over disputed university reforms. Graham Jarvis writes.

In November, 600,000 Colombian students walked out of lectures in protest at what they saw as the increasing privatisation of higher education in the country...read more here.

Published by Times Higher Education on 12th April 2012.

Growth and Freedom in Asia

China’s growing economic prowess has been long and widely reported. Already the world’s third-largest economy, many expect it to overtake Japan for second place by the end of this year. Meanwhile, it’s already become the world’s largest exporter, after surpassing Germany at the end of last year; its exports in the first half of 2010 soared 35.2 percent to $705.09 billion...Read more here.

Definition vs Integration for Poles in Britain

Interested in cultural integration? Then you'll enjoy listening to Graham's Radio Orla FM radio interview about Polish integration into UK society. Click on Show 1 to play it. N.B. You will need Flash installed on your device, laptop or PC to listen to it. Click here: http://www.orla.fm/index.php/re-play/3985

World Health Organisation Targets Urbanisation

The World Health Organisation (WHO) celebrated World Health Day on 7 April 2010. This year the event, which marked the organisation’s 62nd anniversary, kicked off a year-long campaign to highlight health threats arising from the worldwide trend toward urbanisation.

Read more here.

Client: Diplomat magazine; published on 4th May 2010.

Forecast: End of Quantitative Easing?

Read page 13 of the March-April edition of World Finance here. Also, 'Do stock exchange rallies enhance international relations?". Find out if they do on pages 44-46.

Client:WN Media; World Finance magazine.

India and China Trading Places?

Some financial commentators are advising that investors forget about China this year and put their money into India. But while it is true that both countries demonstrate some considerable similarities in the way their economies are being (successfully) run, there remain a number of key differences that set them apart; and indeed further research suggests that China will continue to outpace its major rival for the time being – albeit perhaps not for long.  Read more here.

Client: Diplomat magazine.    

Can Western Economies Learn From Central And Eastern Europe?

Graham Jarvis looks to Poland and the Czech Republic for lessons on how the West might better have avoided the present financial and economic crisis.

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The Impact of the G20 - April 2009

"The London Summit, it was hoped, would provide the groundwork for a coherent global strategy to deal with the current financial crisis. Amidst reports of the scale of IMF investment we ask whether this was the day the world came together; or did they?" Read more on Worldfinance.com.