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Featured Global Insights
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US-China tensions add extra layers to manufacturing deals
As the US and China trade conflict rolls on, uncertainty around tariffs and how they impact bottom lines is adding an extra level of complexity to transactions in the manufacturing sector
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Soft skills still in demand as matchmaking goes digital
How is the art of matchmaking evolving to produce more win-win propositions and less partnerships that were simply never destined to be?
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Automation gives clients (and Baker Tilly) a cutting edge
In a world where businesses are increasingly under pressure to reduce costs and maximise efficiency, the importance of robotics, automation and artificial intelligence continues to grow.
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Baker Tilly announces new board members
Baker Tilly continues to bring diversity of thought and leadership to its International Board with the appointment of six new board members
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Tax impacts of amendments to the Research Fellowship Regulation, Tiago Almeida Veloso, Tax Partner
On August 28th, was approved the Decree-Law no. 123/2019, which introduces structural changes to the Research Fellowship Regulation - Law no. 30/2004, of August 18th - with the main purpose of reinforcing the scientific employment conditions in Portugal.
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Global dealmakers: cross-border M&A outlook for 2019 and beyond
In the first half of 2019 (H1 2019), global merger and acquisition (M&A) value reached $1.86 trillion, increasing 21 percent from H2 2018 ($1.5 trillion). Although this was 8 percent less than the H1 2018 ($2 trillion in announced deals), it was the second-highest half year on record.