A Chinese lecturer failed to revive his discrimination and unfair dismissal case against the University of the Arts London, with an appellate tribunal finding that a human resources official's role in ...

Prosecutors are weighing charges over the Grenfell Tower fire after a nine-year police investigation, but lawyers say that building criminal cases from the evidence will be difficult because of the ...

U.S.-based semiconductor company Micron Technology Inc. lost about $9 billion worth of tax breaks in Singapore due to the country's adoption of a worldwide corporate 15% minimum tax agreement known as ...

Dating app Bumble said Tuesday that it has agreed to be acquired by recently launched technology investment firm Ithaca Holdings in an all-cash deal valuing the company at $1.3 billion, with four law ...

Hotelier Whitbread urged shareholders Tuesday to vote against a plan by investor Corvex to appoint a new board member, as it affirmed its confidence in the business and warned against adding a ...

A New Jersey federal judge upheld a decision allowing sales agents to pursue wage claims as a collective against an insurance company, rejecting the insurer's arguments that the workers weren't ...

Clifford Chance LLP said Tuesday that its formal alliance with Singapore-based Cavenagh Law LLP has come to an end after 14 years, as both firms decided that it was the right time to go their separate ...

A London court has ordered Santander to release funds at the center of a $90 million bond dispute, ruling on Tuesday that the bank could not rely on a Spanish injunction to dodge paying a power plant ...

London Stock Exchange Group PLC said Tuesday that it is in talks to buy U.S. credit intelligence provider Octus for $3.5 billion in order to boost its data and analytics offering.

The Home Office has declined to hand over Border Force records regarding the seizure of a fried chicken shipment following a tipoff that the goods were allegedly counterfeit, opting to let the ongoing ...

The Financial Conduct Authority said Tuesday that it is reviewing its treatment of whistleblowers, acknowledging that it must "reflect on" how it communicates with and supports informants in the wake ...

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 ...