Diary of Freshmen going Stateside

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International law firm Freshfields is aggressively recruiting lawyers for its offices in New York, NY, and Washington DC, according to Kent Rowey, head of project finance. The firm is moving into the US in order to meet demand from existing US clients and US-based multinational concerns for lawyers to operate in the same time-zone. Stephen Revell, head of IPOs and privatizations, emphasizes that the firm's expansion is very focused.

Legal services, Offices of Lawyers, Officials and employees, Interview, Law firms, Freshfields, Rowey, Kent, Revell, Stephen

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New agenda of sales by Czech government

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The Czech Republic plans to privatize three of its banks, although its new left-wing leadership in the government has halted other privatization plans. Companies which may be sold include SPT Telecom and Unipetrol. The Czech National Property Fund is the branch of the government which holds shares in 171 of the nation's businesses which have yet to become privatized.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Government domestic functions, Czech Republic, Banking industry, Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy

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