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Shell and Equinor on Tuesday urged a Scottish court to uphold Britain's approval for the development of two vast North Sea ...

The legal challenges follow a UK Supreme Court decision in June that said regulators, including the North Sea Transition ...

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Sealed court filings obtained by POLITICO show judges on the Court of Appeal believe there are “no arguable grounds” for ...

Argentina lost a bid at the UK Supreme Court to hear its appeal on a ruling that would force the South American nation to pay $1.5 billion in damages to holders of the country’s growth-linked bonds.

UK Supreme Court rejects hearing Argentina’s £1bn bond case (The Supreme Court. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)) The highest court in the UK has rejected Argentina’s bid to hear its ...

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