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  • Natural resources in the Republic of Kazakhstan James Hogan, Aigoul Kenjebayeva of Salans Hertzfeld & Heilbronn
  • A year in review: Australia’s electricity supply industry Michael Sonnenberg of Freehills
  • Gas in China: no longer just dry wells Winston Zhao, Mitch Dudek, Beth A Bunnell, Richard Qiang, Jones Day Reavis & Pogue, Shanghai
  • Korea’s power generation to go on sale By Soogil Young and Yon Kyun Oh of Kim & Chang Law Office, Seoul
  • New Zealand’s electricity industry By Elisabeth Welson, Anne Callinan and Rabin Rabindran of Simpson Grierson
  • Shearman expands Paris bankruptcy practice
  • Despite the destruction of its office in downtown Manhattan, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that enforcement actions will not be abandoned.
  • The Beijing government has banned Credit Suisse First Boston from doing business deals in China, reportedly because conferences hosted by the bank were attended by Taiwanese officials, according to a report from Reuters.
  • Simmons & Simmons has become the first UK firm to offer full-service advice on Japanese law. Simmons has teamed up with TMI Associates, a respected firm that was created in 1990 as a breakaway from Nishimura's intellectual property practice, and has since expanded to cover general corporate work.
  • Linklaters is to merge with Belgian Alliance firm De Bandt van Hecke Lagae & Loesch, furthering the UK firm's efforts to integrate its European network, having secured tie-ups in Sweden and Germany earlier this year.