18.08.26 | Information

Transatlantic Business after the U.S. Midterm Elections

The U.S. midterm elections could shift the balance of power in the U.S. and impact transatlantic economic relations as well as Bavaria’s economy. On November 5, 2026, we will analyze the election results and their consequences for businesses. You are kindly invited.

18.08.26 | Information

EU and U.S. further develop their sanctions regimes

Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine, the scope of U.S. and European sanctions has expanded. We provide an overview of recent policy developments in the U.S. and the European Union’s 21st package of Russia sanctions.

11.08.26 | Information

The AI Act: Simplified Rules, Ongoing Challenges

The AI Act created a legal framework for the use of artificial intelligence. Enforcement for applicable rules started August 2026, including the simplifying amendments of the AI Omnibus. Despite the simplifications, challenges remain.

29.07.26 | Information

The Industrial Accelerator Act and local content requirements

The Industrial Accelerator Act aims to expand and strengthen Europe’s industrial base in the face of international competition. However, our survey shows that instruments such as local content requirements pose significant risks. Ultimately, the competitiveness of the business location is key.

29.07.26 | Information

A closer look at the Bavarian labor market

Companies in Bavaria are meeting a two-fold challenge. Even though the labor market is under pressure and unemployment has been rising in the past months, some companies face difficulties filling vacancies. We offer a closer look at the labor market dynamics in Bavaria.

27.07.26 | Information

EU and Mexico renew trade and investment partnership

The European Parliament has voted for the renewal of its trade agreement with Mexico. The trade partnership has been regulated by a free trade agreement since 2000. Now the partners have modernized it. We give an overview of key changes.

18.06.26 | Information

The state of play of the European fight against forced labor

An investigation by the US asserts that the European Union and others do not effectively prohibit the import of goods produced with forced labor and that they have a competitive advantage because of it. This article dives into efforts aiming to curtail trade in goods produced with forced labor.

16.06.26 | Information

Introduction to German Labor Law

Two publications by bayme vbm explain different facets of German labor law and work constitution law for an English-speaking audience. The publications explain essential legal sources and how they interact. Practical examples illustrate their application in day-to-day business operations.

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