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By Irene Madongo
Vue International said Thursday that it is weighing an initial public offering amid strong demand at cinemas for box-office hits such as Spider-Man and Toy Story.
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By Adele Redmond
A deputy High Court judge warned parties in employment disputes Thursday that they are responsible for ensuring ...(read more)
By Christopher Crosby
An executive director at the finance watchdog urged law firms on Thursday to work with law enforcement agencies ...(read more)
By Ronan Barnard
Apple Inc. and transparency campaigners urged a London tribunal Thursday to force the U.K. government to acknowledge whether it has imposed a restriction on the consumer tech giant's end-to-end encryption services for users in Britain.
By Sophia Dourou
The Competition Appeal Tribunal on Thursday approved a plan for distributing settlements totaling £92.75 million ($123.9 million) to motorists in class action claims against vehicle shipping companies over delivery charges.
By William Janes
Britain's highest court ruled Thursday that the landlord of a popular restaurant business, part of a Spanish billionaire's property empire, did not have to cover the restaurant's losses from flood damage under the principle of transferred loss because the eaterie was not a direct tenant.
The Competition and Markets Authority said it is considering the effects on competition in the U.K. of plans by AkzoNobel, the owner of Dulux paints, and Axalta Coating Systems to merge in a transaction that seeks to create a $25 billion company.
By Tom Fish
The Financial Conduct Authority said Thursday that it has opened an investigation into a currency exchange and international payment processing business based in London as it probes potential breaches of money laundering rules.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Thomas Goodhead, the former chief executive of Pogust Goodhead, has joined Bailey Glasser International, as the two firms continue to battle over who can represent the claimants in the £36 billion ($48.4 billion) litigation against BHP over Brazil's Mariana dam collapse.
By Hanna Vioque
The U.K. government has scaled back some of its proposed new duties for employers considering employees' flexible working requests, but says mandatory meetings to discuss requests must be held at "fair notice" and "with a view to reaching an agreement."
A former regional chief for GMB won permission on Wednesday to challenge the authority of the trade union's presidential team to suspend her after the identity of a sexual harassment complainant was leaked to the press.
Two directors of a failed car leasing group denied at trial on Wednesday that they lied to investors to dupe them into putting £87 million ($117 million) into a car leasing scheme, which prosecutors say was a Ponzi scheme.
By Martin Croucher
The European Union will create an insurance body for climate risks, officials confirmed on Wednesday, after a summer heatwave that triggered wildfires across the region.
The government will look at bolstering the fight against dirty money by potentially extending anti-money laundering regulations to include property developers, football clubs and players' agents, according to its first-ever strategy.
By Alex Davidson
Crispin Odey has made headlines again as a tribunal upheld a ban on the former hedge fund boss. Here, Dechert partner Richard Hodge talks to Law 360 about how the FCA wants to stamp out non-financial misconduct in the sector and how businesses will face pressure to stamp out sexual harassment.