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Hogan Lovells Publications
06 October 2020
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and systems that act autonomously is constantly leading to new areas of use, business models, and opportunities to add value. The...
Hogan Lovells Publications
06 October 2020
The allocation of risks arising from contaminated sites, irrespective of their location worldwide, is a frequent point of discussion in M&A transactions in the chemical industry. The...
Hogan Lovells Publications
29 September 2020
Data, machine-to-machine communication, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are buzzwords describing the fourth industrial revolution. In the past few years, there have been claims that the...
Hogan Lovells Publications
29 September 2020
Trade secrets are fast becoming a crucial IP asset, and that’s good news for chemical companies – whose competitive advantage regularly comes not only from patented materials or ...
Hogan Lovells Publications
22 September 2020
Beset by ongoing tariff wars, Brexit fallout, heightened sanctions, and other geopolitical tumult, global value chains now face a deeply uncertain trade environment.
Hogan Lovells Publications
22 September 2020
Even before COVID-19 hit the U.S. and EU, traditional auto giants were, as the Wall Street Journal wrote back in February, “girding for tougher times” – battling drops in...
Hogan Lovells Publications
18 September 2020
Carve-out transactions will remain a popular option for chemical companies looking to shed non-core business activities in the face of numerous market challenges – among them tighter...
Hogan Lovells Publications
18 September 2020
China’s chemical industry has been the world’s largest since 2011 – but as the nation aims to better align its economic development efforts with sustainable, high-quality...
Hogan Lovells Publications
06 February 2020
Ask this question to Joe Kaeser, CEO of Siemens, and the answer would be yes — amid new technologies and chaotic geopolitics, "traditional conglomerates," he says, "have no future."
