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Others were narrowly targeted but could have a big impact: Canada introduced rules on exhaust from heavy lorries.

LONDON — The British financial regulator introduced rules on Friday covering the disclosure of certain types of share bets — short-selling — that are aimed at protecting the integrity of the country's financial market.

Volkswagen has spared its German staff from having to read work e-mails after hours and even BCG has introduced rules on when its consultants are entitled to go "offline" in the evenings.Wasting time, wasting moneyThe best way to institutionalise decluttering is to force managers to justify any bureaucracy they introduce.

And as more and more of them come to rely on private-sector schemes, their loss will be even greater.Mr Lamfalussy is also concerned about the damage that is being done by the continuing failure of most EU member countries to introduce rules on disclosure comparable to American standards.

The other option is simply to have no labelling at all, since surely even the Greens do not seriously believe that all 15 national governments and parliaments are suddenly going to introduce rules on labelling.

Reddit has finally introduced rules to crack down on harassment and bullying, responding at last to the long-standing criticism that the site is too laid back about users' safety.

The US drugs group AbbVie has pulled out of its proposed $54bn£34bnbn) takeover of Britain's Shire after the Obama administration introduced rules to clamp down on overseas acquisitions driven by tax avoidance.

AbbVie and Shire The US drugs group AbbVie was forced to abandon a proposed $54bn£34bnbn) takeover of Britain's Shire after the US government introduced rules to clamp down on overseas acquisitions driven by tax avoidance.

The Finance Act 1993 introduced rules to make tax on exchange gains and losses mimic their treatment in a company's financial statements in most instances.

They include the central bank and the Supreme Court, which on March 10th introduced rules to speed up trials of politicians.

The government also intends to introduce rules to prevent companies listed on the exchange from being taken over by foreign companies to ensure that the exchange retains its Polish character, Mr. Jasinski said.