UK's Theresa May To Resign As Latest Brexit Plan Founders
Prime Minister Theresa May announced Friday that she will resign as leader of the Conservative Party on June 7 after facing a backlash from lawmakers over her latest attempt to win support for her much-maligned Brexit withdrawal agreement.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been indicted on 17 additional charges for allegedly encouraging leaks by former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, and for publishing documents that revealed the identities of U.S. government sources abroad, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.
German prosecutors on Thursday said they have imposed a €90 million ($100.6 million) fine against automotive supplier Robert Bosch GmbH for breaching supervision duties in connection with the diesel emissions cheating scandal.
National Grid, Britain’s largest transmitter of electricity and gas, has added a further £40 million ($50.7 million) to losses it is claiming from a group of European power cable companies that were part of a cartel that rigged the market for over a decade.
A former appellate judge will lead an investigation into whether the Financial Conduct Authority failed to oversee London Capital & Finance PLC before the mini-bond issuer's collapse in January, the agency and HM Treasury said Thursday.
Britain's top court said Thursday that it will hear an appeal from supermarket chain Morrisons challenging a ruling holding it liable for data protection violations after a disgruntled employee stole and published payroll details for almost 100,000 fellow workers.
Britain's top court said Thursday it will consider whether a group of underwriters and insurers can sue a Turkish shipping company's banker in England after a cargo ship was deliberately sunk off the coast of Yemen six years ago.
The European Central Bank does not have to compensate private investors for losses after Greece reshuffled its public debt to stay afloat during the financial crisis, a European Union court ruled on Thursday.
Britain's competition watchdog accused four pharmaceutical companies on Thursday of illegally colluding to restrict the U.K.'s supply of an anti-nausea tablet, the authority's latest crackdown on plots to drive up the price of drugs for the National Health Service.