Upmanyu Trivedi

Fuel retailers in the UK broadly kept their margins unchanged during the initial shock from the Iran war, the UK’s antitrust watchdog said, even while it declared that firms were continuing to benefit from a lack of competition in the sector.

Chinese e-commerce giant Shein and rival Temu have swapped legal blows at the start of a UK trial that’s expected to shine a light on the world of ultra-fast fashion.

Hedge fund boss Crispin Odey has settled a handful of personal injury claims brought by women claiming sexual assault.

Commodity trader Mercuria Energy Group Ltd. was granted an early trial over an alleged distortion to the world’s benchmark oil tanker rate that it argues is costing the company hundreds of millions of dollars.

Ousted United Group BV founder has sued firms backed by BC Partners LLP in the UK seeking to block any sale of United’s news business, escalating the feud over the European telecoms and media company.

Alphabet Inc's Google must make changes to its artificial intelligence generated search summaries after the UK's antitrust watchdog ordered it to give publishers more control over how their content is used.

The UK ban on Palestine Action under anti-terror laws was lawful and proportionate the Court of Appeal ruled, in a boost for the government’s contentious response to pro-Palestinian activism.

Two men were jailed for as long as 10 years after being found guilty of spying for China that targeted UK based pro-democracy campaigners.

Two British men pleaded guilty to carrying out a cyber attack on London’s transport network while still teenagers.

A group of British commodity day traders have offered to donate £1 million ($1.3 million) to charity to close a UK competition probe that looked at whether the sharing of potentially sensitive information distorted markets.