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  • NTT pays cash for virtual business
    It is highly unusual for internet companies to turn a profit, a fact which is only now beginning to drive down the prices of listed web businesses. It is for this reason that most mergers involving web companies are usually funded with virtual money - stock swaps.
    May 31 2000
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    Italian firms face growing pains in maturing market
    Internet IPOs, privatizations, and the delights of the hostile takeover made 1999 a year to remember for Italian law firms. But managing partners are facing some difficult decisions, and a wrong move could lead to their firms being shut out of booming markets. Rufus Jones reports from Rome and Milan
    May 31 2000
  • The bureaucratic phenomenon in cyberspace
    India’s Information Technology Bill is its first attempt to regulate e-commerce. Aparna Viswanathan of Viswanathan & Co, Advocates, asks whether the Bill eases the transition from a paper-based system to electronic commerce
    May 31 2000
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    Getting to grips with self-regulation in the new e-markets
    Philip McBride Johnson of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom looks at themove of the US futures markets towards electronic trading and argues that the implications for self-regulation are wider than have been recognized so far
    May 31 2000
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    What’s wrong with Mesdaq? Adeline Wong of Wong & Partners, Kuala Lumpur
    May 31 2000
  • FSA takes over LSE responsibility as UK Listing Authority
    As companies receive the new Purple Book from the FSA, Andrew Rosling of Theodore Goddard, London looks at the new regime for securities listing in the UK and assesses its likely implications
    May 31 2000
  • Belgium
    New legislation on international wire transfers By Act of January 9 2000, published on February 9 2000 and effective as from that date, Belgium implemented European directive no. 97/5/EC of January 27 1997 on international wire transfers.
    May 31 2000
  • Japan securities regulator takes action over Deutsche Bank loss deferrals
    The Japanese Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (SESC) revealed in May that Deutsche Bank had made illegal transactions through its Tokyo securities unit. The unit could face temporary suspension from trading bonds and bond futures.
    May 31 2000
  • Garrigues heads Spanish league as MDPs come under SEC fire
    Garrigues & Andersen has emerged as the firm with the highest revenues in Spain for the second year in succession, according to a report in Spanish newspaper Expansión. The result underlines Garrigues' position as the flagship of the Andersen Legal network and will fuel the intense debate over the future for multi-disciplinary practices (MDPs).
    May 31 2000
  • Wragges advises on Preussag’s £1.8 billion bid for Thomsom
    A number of UK firms have gained the mandate to work on German travel company Preussag's recommended bid for Thomson Travel Group. The bid values Thomson at £1.8 billion ($2.7 billion) and was announced in mid-May.
    May 31 2000
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