The government's promise of faster electricity connections for strategically important data centers could help unlock development, but lawyers say uncertainty over conditions attached to the policy risks complicating investment decisions for developers.
The government's promise of faster electricity connections for strategically important data centers could help unlock development, but lawyers say uncertainty over conditions attached to the policy risks complicating investment decisions for developers.
Property company Lendlease has sued developer Berkeley Group, arguing it should be held liable for fire defect repairs costing £95 million ($127 million) to 20 buildings developed by Berkeley's subsidiary, now owned by Lendlease.
The British arm of a Chinese construction equipment giant told a London tribunal Thursday that the U.K.'s trade regulator had been irrational to include battery-electric excavators in an antidumping probe into Chinese imports of the heavy construction equipment.
Five power generation companies have sued Pulse Clean Energy for £450,000 ($600,000) in allegedly unpaid fuel costs under agreements to provide reserve power to Britain's electricity grid.
Discount retailer Poundland indicated Thursday that it plans to appoint administrators after it said it was unable to find an acceptable buyer following years of financial troubles.
