Meta told a court on Tuesday that the communications watchdog wrongly gave itself the power to impose penalties on social media companies at an "unprecedented level of magnitude" under the Online ...

The U.S. Supreme Court refused on Tuesday to review a Sixth Circuit ruling that found Ohio's law banning the shipment of wine to consumers in the state by out-of-state retailers is unconstitutional.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will review whether a Nigerian man's short stint as a cook for a terrorist group constituted "material support" that would render the already-deported man ...

The U.S. Supreme Court decided Tuesday to reject a review petition for a decision from New York's highest court that determined that New York City fees for converting artists lofts into residential ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to review whether an employer owes overtime pay if it did not have knowledge that the worker was putting in the extra hours, avoiding reconsideration of a ...

Two financial advisers have pleaded guilty to fraud after four clients lost £2 million ($2.6 million) in a case involving false documents and misused money, the Financial Conduct Authority said ...

Two business units of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group have agreed to settle six separate disputes with aircraft leasing companies that have been wrangling over payment for planes and engines stranded ...

Two business units of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group have agreed to settle six separate disputes with aircraft leasing companies that have been wrangling over payment for planes and engines stranded ...

Chinese law must determine whether fraud victims are owed a share of more than £5 billion ($7 billion) in seized cryptocurrency, a London court has ruled, improving the U.K.'s chances of retaining the ...

A provider of anti-terror bollards has sued a rival in a London court, accusing the company of infringing its patent in the U.K. for a barrier designed to stop hostile vehicles.

The government said Tuesday it will launch a pilot of new flood certificates later in the year as part of a wider effort to improve access to insurance for homeowners across the U.K.

A tribunal has delayed the Financial Conduct Authority's motor finance compensation program until February 2027 to allow for the use of expert evidence and to require the regulator to disclose more ...