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  • Turkey
    Recent developments in capital markets legislation
    July 31 2000
  • The Netherlands
    Dutch legislation on public takeover bids
    July 31 2000
  • Sweden
    Swedish recommendation on mandatory offers
    July 31 2000
  • New Zealand
    Electronic transactions bill
    July 31 2000
  • MoFo and Paul Weiss add to technology expertise
    Californian firm Morrison & Foerster has poached technology specialist Steven Toronto from Coudert's Beijing office. Toronto will act as managing partner for Morrison's own Beijing office.
    July 31 2000
  • Argentina
    Argentina's new money laundering act
    July 31 2000
  • Baker & McKenzie unveils Mexican expansion
    Baker & McKenzie is to become the first large foreign firm to open in Guadalajara, Mexico's second largest city. The firm's fifth office in the country and 61st world-wide will have five lawyers. Edmundo Elias-Fernandez will take charge, working closely with the firm's 120 local lawyers.
    July 31 2000
  • Debevoise advises Clayton Dubilier on Italian acquisition
    Telecom Italia has sold off an 81% stake in its software subsidiary, Italtel, to an investor group led by internet group Cisco Systems and the US private investment group Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R). The cost is put at $760 million.
    July 31 2000
  • UK firms play the dating game in New York
    So far no top firm has followed Clifford Chance’s January 1 lead and completed a transatlantic merger. But as non-US firms in New York rapidly seek to build their US practices, behind the scenes negotiations are taking place at a frenzied pace. Tom Nicholson reports
    July 31 2000
  • Old economy rejuvenates to build Hong Kong's future
    Hong Kong's new economy is driven along by old money. This suits lawyers just fine, of course, because it means that established old economy clients can drag them effortlessly into new economy work.
    July 31 2000
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