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George Osborne delivered the new Coalition Government's eagerly awaited Emergency Budget this afternoon. No doubt more detail and reaction will emerge over the days and weeks ahead but this bulletin summarises the initial headline implications of the Emergency Budget for businesses and high net worth individuals.
Employers are gearing up for weeks of football-related disruption. This guide helps managers cope with employment issues arising from the World Cup, as well as offering hints on how best to manage employees effectively.
Glen Atchison and David Scott summarise what they expect to be the most likely changes resulting from the Emergency Budget in 2010.
Last month the Bribery Bill received Royal Assent and is expected to come into force as the Bribery Act 2010 later this year. The Act came about partly as a response to international criticism about the weakness of the UK's anti-corruption legislation.
Protecting fashion brands online
Grey goods - brand owners remain protected
Recent case illustrates the pitfalls of exclusive licensing agreements
Counterfeit Fashion - good news and bad news