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  • According to Andersen, Arnold & Porter offered an appealing combination of professional satisfaction and career growth opportunities
  • Tax advisory work is changing. Dramatically. Globalization and e-commerce mean that companies are looking for an increasingly niche set of skills. Is hourly billing still appropriate in this environment? Georgina Stanley reports
  • The EU is risking trade wars with the US over value-added tax (VAT) on online purchases
  • BG shareholders approved the demerger of the its regulated Transco activities, together with BG's telecommunications ventures, under a new holding company, Lattice Group
  • Simmons & Simmons is advising fund managers Perpetual in the recommended cash and share offer to be made by Schroder Salomon Smith Barney on behalf of, investment managers, AMVESCAP for Perpetual
  • A draft finance bill for 2001 was released in September. Individuals and companies should benefit from a reduced tax rate, however, larger firms will need to make a case-by-case assessment. Priscilla Demenge-Beauchesne of HSD Ernst & Young, Paris reviews the effects of the bill
  • Contracts for royalty payments must be carefully scrutinized to ensure compliance with arm’s-length standards
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers has named Paul Gillis as leader of tax and legal services in the Asia-Pacific region. Gillis, based in Beijing, will also retain his former role as leader of tax services in China.
  • Christine McElroy has joined UK law firm Pinsent Curtis as an associate in the corporate tax team. McElroy, who will be based in the firm's Birmingham office, joins the firm from Osborne Clarke in Bristol, where she has spent the last three years.
  • November 1 — Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue is advising US bakery company Flowers Industries on its sale of Keebler Foods, the second largest cookie and cracker manufacturer in the US, to Kellogg. The deal is valued at $3.6 billion. Jones Day M&A partners Lizanne Thomas and Robert Smith lead the team, along with Jim Landon (benefits), Rory Lyons and Candace Ridgeway (tax) and Tom Smith (antitrust). Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz is acting for Kellogg, led by partner Daniel Neff (corporate), and assisted by partners Karen Krueger and Bruce Goldberger (benefits), and Deborah Paul (tax). Winston & Strawn M&A Partners Robert Wall and Bruce Toth are representing Keebler Foods.