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By Dawood Fakhir
EQT said Friday its consortium has increased its bid to take Kakaku.com private to approximately 682 billion Japanese yen ($4 billion) after being outbid by another group of investors.
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By Sophia Dourou
Europe's top court ruled Thursday that the rules of the governing body of world football regarding players' agen...(read more)
By Ashish Sareen
A&O Shearman said Thursday that a shift toward higher-value cross-border work in transactions and financings hel...(read more)
Kingsley Napley said Friday that revenue has risen to approximately £77 million ($103.4 million) and that profit increased in the first full year under its current managing partner, as it unveiled a new strategy to keep growing the business.
By Eddie Beaver
Businessman Raj Kundra must repay $4.9 million he received under a settlement resolving disputes over his former Rajasthan Royals stake, as a London court ruled Thursday that he has no realistic prospect of defeating claims that his social media posts about the cricket franchise breached the agreement.
By Max Austin
A London appeals tribunal held Thursday that two rail operators breached collective bargaining rules by cutting negotiations short and taking a pay offer directly to union members, preserving a £4.9 million ($6.4 million) payout to 1,250 workers.
By Hanna Vioque
British retailer Next has pushed back against toymaker Jellycat's claims that a biscuit-shaped cushion and doorstop were copies of its "Amuseables" plush toy range, arguing that simple facial features on soft toys is not unique to the popular brand.
Two hackers who carried out a cyberattack that cost Transport for London £39 million ($52.6 million) were each sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison on Thursday as a judge said their actions were motivated by "selfish bravado."
By Tom Fish
The government said Thursday that it has formally brought British Steel into public ownership to safeguard its industrial capacity, protect thousands of jobs and secure supplies for critical infrastructure.
By Christopher Crosby
A judge discharged jurors on Thursday in HM Revenue and Customs' prosecution of a barrister for tax evasion after almost two weeks of deliberations in which the panel was unable to reach a verdict.
By Najiyya Budaly
Uber will buy Germany's Delivery Hero for $14.8 billion, the companies said on Thursday, after the U.S. ride-hailing and food delivery giant began building its stake in its European competitor this year.
The Sun newspaper has defended its reporting that Mel B's ex-husband Stephen Belafonte harassed the former Spice Girl, arguing that the allegations were substantially true and that any libel claim fails because of his "notorious bad reputation."
By Robbie Kalus
Climate activist Dale Vince won a GDPR claim Wednesday against the publisher of the Daily Mail, as a London appeals court decided his data had been misused when the newspaper published his photograph alongside a separate article about a "sex pest donor."
By Adele Redmond
The ruling by the U.K. Supreme Court on the bounds of a director's duty to act in "good faith" makes it clear that honesty is the best policy, even if directors are at odds over what they think is best for their company, lawyers say.
One of the men behind the cyberattack that cost Transport for London £29 million ($39 million) continued to attempt to hack from a smuggled phone while in prison, a prosecutor told the sentencing hearing for the two men on Wednesday.