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  • Ineos consults Freshfields
    The UK chemicals company ICI has sold its acrylics business in Belgium to Ineos Acrylics for $847 million.
    November 01 1999
  • Racal goes
    The international telecommunications network Global Crossing has bought the UK company Racal Telecom for $1.7 billion. Global Crossing, a US company based in Bermuda, outbid the US company Energis for Racal, and will use the deal to strengthen its presence in the UK.
    November 01 1999
  • Sullivan & Cromwell helps to combine chemical companies
    The $11.6 billion deal between US companies Union Carbide and Dow Chemicals is near completion, with Union Carbide shareholders voting on the merger on December 1.
    November 01 1999
  • Davis Polk conducts Merrill Lynch deal
    Davis Polk conducts Merrill Lynch deal
    November 01 1999
  • New tax regime for foreign experts
    According to a report recently published by the Swedish government, new rules for the taxation of foreign experts, scientists, executives and other personnel in key positions will be introduced as of January 1 2000.
    November 01 1999
  • Delta turns to Davis Polk
    The American company Delta Air Lines has completed its acquisition of the Ohio airline Comair Holdings.
    November 01 1999
  • Brazilian Reforms
    Brazil reforms cut planning opportunities
    November 01 1999
  • Ernst & Young close in on Atlanta firm
    Ernst & Young close in on Atlanta firm
    November 01 1999
  • Update on double tax agreements
    The importance which Ireland places on double tax agreements is evident from the number to which it is now party. Since the signing of its first agreement on December 31 1951 with the US, Ireland has entered into 35 double tax agreements. Many of these are with Ireland's neighbours, including fellow members of the European Union, however they also include countries further afield such as Japan, Israel, Mexico, Malaysia, South Africa and Pakistan.
    November 01 1999
  • UK customs wins $15 billion EU VAT case
    The UK customs and excise has won a value-added tax (VAT) case in the European Court of Justice, which, had it failed, could have allowed companies to claim back up to £15 billion ($25 billion) in VAT
    November 01 1999
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