HSBC Bank PLC told a London court on Tuesday that two members of the Barclay Family have owed it £140 million ($192 million) since April 2024 and that the brothers are now seeking to adjourn bankruptcy petitions "on very vague terms."
HSBC Bank PLC told a London court on Tuesday that two members of the Barclay Family have owed it £140 million ($192 million) since April 2024 and that the brothers are now seeking to adjourn bankruptcy petitions "on very vague terms."
Britain's tax authority told the U.K. Supreme Court on Tuesday that a Danish wind farm company can't claim tax relief on pre-development costs for building wind farms, because the costs are too remote from the actual provision of plants and machinery.
A tribunal upheld on Tuesday the Financial Conduct Authority's finding that Banque Havilland, now Rangecourt SA, acted without integrity to harm Qatar's currency, but trimmed the regulator's fine of the bank from £10 million ($13.7 million) to £4 million.
Retail giant Tesco Stores Ltd. fought Tuesday to overturn a ruling it says wrongly restricts its ability to challenge a long-running equal pay claim brought by more than 50,000 female shop workers.
The maker of Hoka running shoes on Tuesday asked a London appeals court to overturn a ruling that it engaged in indirect price fixing by blocking a British retailer from selling through an online discount store.
Visa said at the start of a London trial on Tuesday that it "didn't want to hear" from Luxottica again after settling a swipe fees claim, accusing the eyewear retailer of defying an agreement when a subsidiary refused to stop legal action.
An aviation business has settled its $28 million claim against an aircraft lessor it alleged had suppressed its own income and profitability, causing the business to undersell its shares in the lessor.
A European dairy giant asked a London appeals court on Tuesday to overturn lower tribunal rulings denying the company tax deductions for the gradual write-off of brands, intellectual property and goodwill following an acquisition.
A London tribunal has ruled that Barclays Bank did not act unlawfully by omitting to increase a sales manager's salary when he took on additional duties that elevated his role to the grade of vice president.
A former employee has sued an insurance company for £535,993 ($733,000) in unpaid salary, bonuses and pension contributions after she said it fired her under the false pretense that the dismissal was "mutually agreed."
President Donald Trump urged a Florida federal court to reject the BBC's request to pause discovery in a $10 billion defamation lawsuit, arguing that the broadcasting company's anticipated motion to dismiss the case wasn't filed yet and isn't fully briefed.
