A property developer told a London trial Wednesday that French hospitality giant Accor cost it more than £180 million ($239 million) by allegedly inventing copyright objections to an already approved ...
The government has said it will summon media leaders in an attempt to tackle abuse in the industry as it seeks to "draw a line in the sand" after comedian and author David Walliams became the latest ...
Royal London said Wednesday it has completed a £46 million ($61 million) pension deal with the trustees of the retirement savings plan of digital cameras business Fujifilm UK, in a deal guided by CMS ...
The government's proposed overhaul of its design framework could make the country a significantly more attractive jurisdiction for technology-driven companies seeking to protect their intellectual ...
Plans by the government to force large companies to tackle human rights abuses in their operations and supply chains could expose businesses to more litigation by creating a paper trail of what they ...
A plan to overhaul decades-old commercial lease and tenancy laws mean generational reforms that would "take away the banana skins" for landlords and tenants without creating obvious losers, property ...
A judge has refused a resident permission to challenge a council's decision to grant a football club a 30-year lease over more of a public playing field, finding the local authority properly ...
The growing use and dependence on artificial intelligence technologies by pensions administrators cannot come at the expense of human oversight, a retirement savings body said Wednesday.
Chancellor John Healey defended the decision to keep income tax thresholds frozen in the Budget during questioning from the Treasury Committee on Wednesday.
The administrators of three collapsed property developers have sued a director for more than £11 million ($14.6 million), alleging that he diverted money intended for housing developments to pay for ...
A director of a failed car leasing company has denied running an £87 million ($116 million) Ponzi scheme, insisting at his London fraud trial on Wednesday that his plan was to revolutionize the motor ...
Netflix has asked the Unified Patent Court for a second time to suspend an injunction won by a U.S. rival over a video-streaming patent, as the entertainment giant attempts to head off claims that it ...