A Supreme Court ruling delivered in recent days could have far-reaching implications for trade mark holders in the UK.
Bupa handed £3 million fine over health and safety failings
Healthcare group Bupa has been ordered to pay a £3 million fine by a Court, after the organisation pleaded guilty to a number of health and safety failings.
First-time buyers take a greater share of the mortgage market, study suggests
First-time buyers and other small deposit borrowers accounted for almost a quarter (22.4 per cent) of the UK’s total mortgage lending in May 2018, up from 20.2 per cent the previous month, a new report reveals.
Charity groups urge Government to ensure IHT changes do not have “negative consequences” for legacy-giving
A number of voluntary sector groups are calling on the Government to tread carefully in its efforts to simplify Inheritance Tax (IHT), amid concerns that any drastic changes could have “potential negative consequences” for legacy giving.
Investors refuse to support former WPP chief’s remuneration package
Almost a third of WPP investors have refused to offer their support for Sir Martin Sorrell’s bumper exit package.