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Japanese companies that enjoy a dominant position in a particular market in Europe are likely to be aware that they are subject to high standards of competitive behaviour, and must not abuse their dominant position lest they be deemed to have infringed Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union ("TFEU"
In our IPTMT newsletter of July 2011, we highlighted the increasing trend of outbound M&A and outlined some of the key intellectual property ("IP") issues for Japanese companies in M&A transactions
Recent press reports suggest that Myanmar is planning to pass a new law to liberalise its telecoms market to both private domestic and foreign operators and investors
The first part of this two-part series provided a general overview of outsourcing, including: what is meant by "outsourcing"; its potential benefits; and the lifecycle of an outsourcing transaction
Clean Technology, or "Cleantech", has become a key issue for industries and Japanese businesses, as consumers and governments across the world push for cost-effective yet environmentally-friendly business practices
Serious cyber attacks on Japanese companies' data networks are increasing in scale and frequency, as highlighted by the recent high profile attacks on Sony, Sega and Nintendo, all incidents widely reported by the international media
