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The Court of Appeal has ruled against an attempt to block a housing association from making an insurance claim under a National House Building Council (NHBC) policy covering contractor insolvency. Catalyst Housing appointed Vantage Design and Build Ltd to construct 175 homes at the former RAF Stanbridge site in Bedfordshire in November 2015 under a

(KTLA) – A high school track star was stripped of her title after celebrating her win in an iconic way, which also drew the ire of California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) officials. Clara Adams, a 16-year-old North Salinas High School sophomore, had just finished first in the girls’ 400-meter race in Clovis on Saturday when video

Hyderbad:A case registered with Rachakonda cybercrime unit by a 42-year-old businessman, who had lost Rs.4,12,903 after clicking on a malicious link. He then noticed suspicious apps on his phone, which he had never installed. The victim, a resident of Meerpet, approached the sleuths after noticing 11 messages of transactions ranging between Rs.249 and Rs.1.4 lakhs

A Federal judge found Google “willfully engaged in anticompetitive acts” to control the ad server and ad exchange markets. The post Google loses advertising monopoly case appeared first on MarTech...

A Gateshead-based heating manufacturer has lost a High Court challenge over a tax claim on dividend income received more than two decades ago. Rettig Heating Group Ltd, now in liquidation, sought a judicial review after HMRC refused to extend a statutory time limit to offset a non-trading loan relationship deficit (NTLRD) against profits from overseas

A construction firm has lost its appeal against penalties imposed on it after failing to enrol staff on an occupational pension scheme. Buildings UK Midlands Ltd’s appeal against fines imposed on it by the Pensions Regulator at the High Court’s first-tier tribunal was dismissed. The court heard that the steel framed fabricator, based in Worcestershire

Science & Nature An F/A-18E Super Hornet took a tumble after its aircraft carrier made an unexpectedly hard turn. The post US Navy loses $60...

OCU Modus has been ordered to pay more than £2.6m after a High Court judge found a firm it bought two years ago was liable for defects in underground cables installed to connect a solar farm project. A judge at the Technology and Construction Court last week found in favour of Southern Electric Power Distribution