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Lord David Gold will conduct a review of planning and processes behind “Project Everest”, which collapsed in April.

The Qantas Airways Limited (UK) Retirement Benefits Scheme has completed a £40m buy-in with Pension insurance Corporation (PIC).

Financial backers of Ben Roberts-Smiths failed defamation action have been given further time to respond t...

BANS on mineral exports by Zimbabwe and Namibia could fall foul of World Trade Organisation (WTO) founding regulations. That is the view of prominent attorney Peter Leon who told a mining conference this month the bans were a new form of resource nationalism akin to “playing with fire”. In December, Zimbabwe imposed a ban on the…

Vector has sold 50% of its New Zealand and Australian metering business (Vector Metering) to investment vehicles managed and advised by QIC Private Capital Pty Limited (QIC) for an EV of NZ$2.5b and gross proceeds to Vector of NZ$1.7b. Vector Metering ...

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Shearman & Sterling has lost another two partners in London, as infrastructure and projects partners Ben Shorten and Trinh Chubbock moved to Gibson Dunn,

Oppenheimer moves too close to the centers of power, makes valiant attempts to shape sensible U.S. nuclear policy and is burnt by the zealous military and political establishments.

With 216,000 sq ft across 13 units, the estate also has 6 acres of development land

Litigation powerhouse ditched