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• November 05, 2025

  Aerospace Biz Says Ex-CEO Tried To 'Disrupt' Financing Deal

  The former chief executive of British Aerospace manufacturer Gardner covertly lobbied politicians to get the government to "disrupt" a £36 million ($50 million) Chinese financing deal, Gardner said on the first day of trial Wednesday.

• November 05, 2025

  Council Job Applicant Wins 2nd Shot At Tribunal Claim

  An employment appeal tribunal has reopened a job applicant's race bias claims against a city council, saying the decision was "built on foundations of sand" because it made a generalized determination about his credibility. 

• November 05, 2025

  Funder Can't Stop Businessman's Bid To Reopen Asset Fight

  A businessman can try to reopen a long-running dispute over the assets of Gerald Smith, a former software company boss with a long history of financial crime, a London judge ruled on Wednesday. 

• November 05, 2025

  TfL Says Cubic Failed Tender Tests In £1.5B Contract Spat

  London's public transportation authority and its subsidiary have hit back at accusations by the U.K. unit of Cubic Corp. that it unfairly ran the bidding process for a contract potentially worth an estimated £1.5 billion ($1.95 billion), saying the bid lost fair and square.

• November 05, 2025

  Xiaomi Hits Asus With FRAND Claim Over Cellular Patents

  Xiaomi has asked a London court to weigh in on its cellular patent dispute with Asus, arguing that only an unwilling licensor would refuse to enter a court-determined cross-license on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms.

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