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msandersmusic Church leaders in the Republic of Ireland have slammed its Government for temporarily making public worship a criminal offence. The country’s four Roman Catholic Archbishops are seeking legal advice after they said the Health Minister “clandestinely” introduced the ban last week. The measures outlaw services with congregations, except for weddings and funerals, and a breach of the law could result in up to six months imprisonment. The restrictions are due to be reviewed on 4 May. ‘Cynical’ Roman Catholic Archbishop Eamon Martin called the move “a breach of trust” a...

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War of words erupts between Aussie legal tech providers By Jerome Doraisamy|10 February 2021 The chief executives of InfoTrack and GlobalX have traded blows following the acquisition of the latter by a Canadian-based entity. On Friday of last week, GlobalX entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Canadian cloud-based software and technology solutions provider Dye & Durham for approximately $166 million. The transaction will likely close in the fourth quarter of the current fiscal year, subject to regulatory approval. Reflecting on the two acquisitions, InfoTrack CEO John Ahern ...