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• September 12, 2024

  Austrian Bank Can't Recover Licence Axed Over AML Controls

  The European Union's highest court upheld on Thursday a decision by the bloc's central bank to strip an Austrian lender of its license over alleged money laundering failures and regulatory breaches.

• September 12, 2024

  Danish Pharma Co. Is Entitled To VAT Reduction

  A Danish pharmaceutical company's mandatory payments for value added tax should lower the company's taxable base, the European Court of Justice ruled on Thursday.

• September 12, 2024

  Tesco Cannot Rehire Workers To Cut Pay, Top UK Court Rules

  Retail giant Tesco's decision to fire and rehire warehouse workers to remove what it described as a "permanent" pay supplement was a violation of their employment contracts, the U.K. Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

• September 12, 2024

  What Green Claims Directive Proposal Means For Businesses

  With the European Union’s recent adoption of a general approach to the proposed Green Claims Directive, which will regulate certain environmental claims and likely be finalized next year, companies keen to publicize their green credentials have even more reason to tread carefully, say Marcus Navin-Jones and Juge Gregg at Crowell & Moring.

• September 11, 2024

  Lloyd's Sued For $3.7M Over Cargo Ship Damaged In Ukraine

  An investment and wealth advisory business has sued Lloyd's of London's Belgian unit for over $3.7 million to cover its alleged losses after a cargo ship was damaged by a mine strike in Ukraine.

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