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  • Malta's Finance Minister John Dalli has announced a budget aimed at increasing government revenue and bringing Malta closer to the EU.
  • Arnold & Porter has poached Jones Day Reavis & Pogue's head of international tax, Richard Andersen, for its New York office.
  • Portugal is in the process of enacting changes aimed at equalizing its personal taxation regime, and making it a more attractive base for foreign investors. Fernando Brás, Ricardo Borges and Lisete Duarte, of Ernst and Young, Lisbon investigate
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  • Group tax director, Vodafone Group. Managing the tax function at one of the world's largest companies must, by any standards, be a tough job. But for Lynne Patmore, group tax director of Vodafone, a challenging environment is a sure recipe for job satisfaction
  • International law firm Clifford Chance has advised Wates City of London Properties plc on the £250 million ($355 million) disposal of four properties to Prudential.
  • British Gas (BG) shareholders have approved the demerger of its regulated Transco activities, together with BG's telecommunications ventures, under a new holding company, Lattice Group. The value of the transaction is estimated at £15 billion ($21.7 billion).
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell has advised Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and China International Capital Corporation on the $3.4 billion initial public offering of China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec Corp).
  • Weil, Gotshal & Manges has lured Kimberly Blanchard away from Torys to join its New York office as a tax partner. Blanchard formerly spent 17 years in the Haythe & Curley New York tax practice, where she remained following its merger with Tory, Tory, Deslauriers and Binnington last year.
  • Osborne Clarke has continued its expansion with the recruitment of two corporate tax partners. Michael Bell joins the Bristol office from Ernst and Young, while Stuart Long, previously at Barnett Alexander Chart, becomes the firm's first London tax partner.