In their eagerness to quell multi-national tax evasion, will the government's Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 2014-15 create the desired level of transparency, or will it spook business into becoming even more secretive, asks Lucy Edwards
Personal chattels no longer refers to carriages and plated articles, but a new definition will naturally bring new difficulties to be grappled with, says Fay Copeland
Britain is a long way away from a universal legal framework for all couples, married or not, so the onus remains on individuals to protect themselves, says Graham Coy
Recent changes to the investor visa scheme failed to address the real issue of how to make investments better targeted to benefit the economy, says Philip Barth
Despite the fact that Uruguay's nonconformist and libertarian president José Mujica cannot stand for re-election, the nation's upward trajectory will continue, regardless of who is elected president, predicts Derek Sambrook
