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EXEO Attorneys | Immigration U.S. & Canada as of October 22, 2021

This month’s newsletter provides an overview of recent changes in Canadian and American immigration including all measures directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the most recent news since the beginning of the pandemic and travel restrictions as of October 22, 2021 The U.S. land border will be open to fully vaccinated Canadian travellers starting on November 8 Vaccinated Canadians will be able to travel to the U.S. by land or ferry starting on November 8, 2021 for non-essential purposes (tourism, family travel,...
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Jaguar Freight | COVID-19 Strikes Again

From air cargo delays in Hong Kong, to the queue of ships outside key American gateways, to the unrealistic push to 24/7 operations at LA-LB ports, to impending UK border controls, to a new decarbonization initiative, it’s time for the latest edition of The Weekly Roar. It’s the same story… just a different key international shipping gateway. Given a recent COVID-19 outbreak at the Hong Kong International Airport, some industry insiders are predicting transit times to increase by 2-3 days...
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BioPortUSA | So – You’ve Started a U.S. Business from abroad as a Foreigner; Now What?

Last month you read about “How to Start a U.S. Business from Abroad.” Once formed, operating the entity in compliance with U.S. laws and regulations makes sure the business is profitable. If the business is in a heavily regulated industry, such as pharmaceuticals or medical devices, then developing strategies and solutions that avoid violations, citations, warning letters and litigation is critical. BioPortUSA and its team of subject matter experts can help spot the risks that are often market barriers...
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Cushman & Wakefield | Overview: U.S. & European Corporate Real Estate (CRE)

The report below covers key insights on the state of real estate for the U.S. and Europe. It was prepared for the EACC New York by Cushman & Wakefield, and focuses on the following five areas of CRE: Economic & Labor Outlook Predicting the Return to the Office Office Fundamentals Industrial Fundamentals Capital Markets DOWNLOAD the report here! "Overview: U.S. & European Corporate Real Estate" Authors: David C. Smith, Head of Occupier Insights, Global Research | david.smith4@cushwake.com Rebecca Rockey, Head of...
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EEE Corporate Group | Best Regulation Advisory firm 2019 and British Community Honours Awards 2019 at the House of Lords

Our vision at EEE Corporate Group US & UK Empowerment of select clients achieving their goals by co-investing with them and providing high-quality advisory service all the way to exit. Execution of the right strategy tailored to long-term needs of those select investments. Excel by maximizing their long-term performance and growth in a sustainable manner. Active Mandates 2021 TAE Life Sciences – Potentially treating recurrent, multiple, and untreated cancers by targeting cancerous cells at cellular level and precisely destroying them in just one...
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EACCNY “Brexit, What’s Next?” Series | EU-UK Data Protection Law Divergence: Impact on Data flows

With the help of our members, this thought-leadership series focuses on explaining what businesses should expect from the new reality of Brexit – in essence, with “Brexit, What’s Next?”. Today, we present Gary Cywie, Partner at ELVINGER HOSS PRUSSEN; along with Katie Hewson, Partner and Jonathan Howie, Trainee Solicitor, both from STEPHENSON HARWOOD. They will address: “EU-UK Data Protection Law Divergence: Impact on Data flows ”. | 1. Post-Brexit UK regime Following the end of the Brexit transition period, the United Kingdom...
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European Solar | Chinese energy shortages threaten European energy transition

BREAKING NEWS: Chinese PV manufacturers have scaled down their production because of mandatory power rationing enforced by the Chinese government. This has major consequences for the Chinese PV production capacity. “More and more solar energy projects are getting into trouble as a result” says Gerard Scheper, CEO of European Solar. This development has major consequences for the global supply of PV panels, components and raw materials. The Chinese government has taken a strong position in this. “They are communicating clearly...
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EIB | Modernising cohesion policy to help fight climate change in poorer EU countries

The European Investment Bank plans to increase support for economically weaker EU regions, while focusing on the transition towards a low-carbon economy. With cohesion, climate change must go hand-in-hand. Many of Europe’s poorer regions are among those most exposed to the impacts of climate change. But they also face possible negative consequences from the transition to the green, zero-emission, digital economy that we need to counter global warming. In the South, higher temperatures in already warm European countries such as...

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