A London judge has tossed the Libyan Investment Authority's $12 million lawsuit against Credit Suisse and a Libyan businessman over an alleged bribery scheme, finding the country's sovereign wealth fund waited too long to bring the claim.

The Law Society of England and Wales said on Tuesday that it has appointed a procurement heavyweight who had a leading role in delivering the 2012 London Olympics as interim chief executive.

Rolls-Royce asked a London court on Tuesday to rule that Goodrich Corp. had wrongly refused to honor the terms of a deal to sell its shares in a joint venture building engine control parts to the British manufacturing giant.

A London court rejected on Tuesday an attempt by a Danish-Russian businesswoman to avoid extradition to Denmark over allegations that she helped Eastern Europeans set up companies that were used in a €4.3 billion ($4.8 billion) money laundering scandal at the country's biggest lender.

The Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday that it wants to introduce sweeping new rules that place a new requirement on all regulated companies to act in the best interests of consumers.

British drivers suing Volkswagen AG over diesel cars rigged with emissions-cheating devices should not be able to advance claims that they were deceived, lawyers for the carmaker said Monday in the High Court during the early stages of a "Dieselgate" compensation suit. 

Facebook is facing claims totaling more than £150 billion ($200 billion) in the U.S. and England accusing the social media giant of enabling genocide against the Rohingya, lawyers for Myanmar's Muslim minority announced on Monday.

The Financial Conduct Authority should step in to delay an important vote in the controversial £530 million ($700 million) takeover of Liverpool Victoria, lawyers representing members of the mutual insurer have said.

A parliamentary committee has launched an inquiry into the criminal justice system's approach to combating fraud, after finding that a shortage of government resources has contributed to approximately £137 billion ($182 billion) of scams in Britain every year.

A London judge on Friday ordered the former global general counsel for Nissan to return or destroy copies of confidential documents taken from the auto giant that he's using in a whistleblower case against his beleaguered ex-employer.