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  • Corporate departments in central European law firms are enjoying a slew of mergers and acquisitions, but capital markets lawyers are slugging it out in a tight and ever-developing market. Rufus Jones reports
  • Morrison & Foerster's China practice continues to expand. The firm's west coast credentials are proving so attractive to hi-tech clients with operations in the mainland that MoFo is having to hire new bodies to cover the demand.
  • On September 6 the boards of Euroclear, the Brussels Stock Exchange (BXS) and the Amsterdam Stock Exchange (AEX) annouced the signing of a memorandum of understanding in relation to the proposed merger of the Belgian and Dutch central securities depositaries, CIK and Negicef respectively, into the Euroclear group.
  • Liberalization of the investment funds marketMartonyi és Kajtár Baker & McKenzie, Budapest
  • Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Ducat Place II
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  • The two years since Russia’s financial collapse have been a sobering experience for investors and law firms alike. Ben Maiden reports from Moscow, where firms are learning to cope with a new environment
  • UK drinks and confectionery group Cadbury Schweppes, will pay $1.5 billion to buy Snapple Beverage Group, the US drinks company, from US company Triarc. The deal was formally announced on September 18 and completion is expected by November.
  • Lovells is to open two Italian offices, in Milan and Rome, this month. In its first foray into the Italian market the firm has got off to a good start with the appointment of three partners from leading Italian firms, Pavia e Ansaldo and Gianni Origoni & Partners.
  • WorldCom is acquiring Intermedia, a US broadband communications company, for $6 billion. The deal gives WorldCom a 54% controlling interest in Digex, a provider of application services for internet-based businesses.