Madonna ‘facing £300,000 fine after breaching super-strict show curfew’
Curfew rules from the O2’s operators AEG and Transport for London include fines of £10,000 a minute for shows that overrun.
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Scrapping inheritance tax reliefs could send farms and small businesses to the wall
These reliefs have previously attracted criticism, with the implication being that wealthy individuals may invest in farmland or small businesses purely to shield their wealth from IHT.
Singapore Crypto Bourses Work With UK Investigators
According to Benton, this unique NFT cuts down the duration to freeze assets.
GAM Holding AG: Newgame SA withdraws its appeal against the Swiss Takeover Board’s ruling of 31 August 2023
Newgame SA withdrew its appeal on 27 September 2023, as a result of which FINMA’s Takeover and State Liability Committee wrote off the appeal proceedings as having become redundant.
Major shareholder requests delisting of One Swiss Bank
The bank’s share price has benefited from a return to profitability, which started in 2022.
Bernie Ecclestone is in trouble over money from Julius Baer
The soon-to-be 93-year-old former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has pleaded guilty to tax fraud.
FSB: There were alternatives to the CS takeover
There would have been alternatives, according to the top financial stability watchdogs - that sounds very much like justification.
Swiss Finance Minister Faces Committee Questioning Over Credit Suisse
It marks the beginning of the political investigation into the forced takeover of the bank on March 19.
Singapore banks sharpen scrutiny after $2 bln money laundering scandal
In a statement, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said financial firms must verify customers' identities, establish the sources of wealth and funds of higher-risk clients, and keep track of transactions.
High-tax, high-spend, big-state Britain is here to stay, whoever is in power
All signs point to a Labour election win next year – but don’t expect much to change in how the UK is governed
Credit Suisse writedown: court examines release of more documents
In the battle for disclosure, investors scored an early win in May when the St. Gallen court, in northeast Switzerland, ordered the release of FINMA’s decrees on the writedown.