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  • The anticipated enlargement of the EU and the expansion of its internal market borders will broaden the impact of the principle of the free movement of goods and services to include the newly acceding countries (Romania and Bulgaria). A direct consequence of the implementation of this essential European Community principle will be parallel trading – a lawful form of trade within the internal market related to trading genuine goods in the country of import, without the authorization of a trademark owner.
  • Delphine Nougayrède and Georgy Kalashnikov of DLA Piper highlight the overarching power of the general director of a Russian joint-stock company and certain paradoxical powers of minority shareholders
  • Portugal takes a soft-law approach to corporate governance. Adelaide Moura and Paula Albergaria Silva of AM Moura & Associados outline the framework
  • Hans Sachse and Aravind Ramanna of Boekel De Nerée provide an overview of the Dutch corporate governance structure, outlining new developments in the Dutch regime
  • Ken Rushton finds leading commentators in agreement that dialogue between investors and companies is crucial to promoting good corporate governance
  • Switzerland is on a slippery slope towards overregulation, says Michel Haymann of Haymann & Baldi
  • By Vicente Lines of Arias & Muñoz
  • Indonesia's first project under the new oil and gas regime
  • China finally has unified bankruptcy legislation (almost)
  • Tax alternative offers new approach to stadium financing