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By Najiyya Budaly
U.S. pawnshop operator FirstCash will buy Ramsdens for £206 million ($272 million) in a cash deal that will pull its U.K. rival from London's junior market, the companies said Tuesday.
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By Adele Redmond
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation on Monday provides a window of opportunity to revisit some of Labour's...(read more)
By William Janes
Shopping comparison website Kelkoo told the U.K.'s competition court Monday that Google "devastated" its rivals ...(read more)
By Ashish Sareen
Ashurst said Tuesday that it has posted record annual revenue of almost £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion), marking a decade of continuous growth as the firm published its last set of financial results before merging with Perkins Coie.
By Max Austin
The U.K. data protection watchdog said Friday it has uncovered evidence that its former privacy chief used highly sexualized language to harass a number of female colleagues, comnig months after he stepped down from the role.
By Alex Davidson
The Financial Conduct Authority proposed tighter rules for self-invested personal pensions on Monday in order to prevent fraudulent investments and keep client money safe.
By Jamie Lennox
A London court has stripped a national law firm of a £30,400 ($40,200) success fee, ruling that it could have helped its client fund his personal injury claim through an existing insurance policy rather than a conditional fee agreement.
By Christopher Crosby
The Serious Fraud Office defeated a bid on Monday by two former London Mining executives to recover hundreds of thousands of pounds in legal costs after the agency abandoned its bribery case against them shortly before trial.
By Sophia Dourou
Maritime insurers told the U.K. Supreme Court on Monday that they are entitled to equitable compensation after Spain breached an arbitration agreement when it obtained a €855 million ($980 million) judgment over a major oil spill off its coast.
Lawyers will face fresh "fit and proper" tests when the Financial Conduct Authority takes over control of anti-money laundering regulation from the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the government has confirmed.
Two men admitted on Monday to carrying out a cyberattack on Transport for London that plunged the network into chaos and cost the transportation authority £39 million ($52 million.)
By Hanna Vioque
An employment tribunal has rejected a bid by Rockstar Games to strike out claims that it was blacklisting staff for being union members, allowing the IWGB union to continue bringing more allegations before it faces off against the gaming giant in court in September.
The board of budget airline easyJet said Monday that it has rejected a "highly opportunistic" £4.74 billion ($6.3 billion) cash bid from alternative investment firm Castlelake after it had already batted away two earlier proposals.
By Martin Croucher
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans on Monday to step down after losing the support of the Labour Party for him to stay on, clearing the way for former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to launch his bid for the top job.
By Alex Baldwin
Nokia and Acer have agreed to halt all patent litigation between them and enter arbitration, shortly after a London court ruled that the companies' dispute over fair licensing terms was best settled outside the courtroom.