Kanye West sues insurers for $10 million over abruptly cancelled tour dates
The star filed a claim shortly after cutting short his tour and checking himself into a clinic.
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The star filed a claim shortly after cutting short his tour and checking himself into a clinic.
The man made off with drugs and a sum of money.
McCauley’s are the largest independent pharmacy chain in the country.
The family claims their mortgage payments spiralled from €423 to €939 a month.
The allegations were raised by a whistleblower.
An EU ‘kite-mark’ certification for online purchasing of medicines came into effect on July 1.
The Sunday Telegraph says a quarter of the British taxpayer’s bailouts of RBS and Lloyds has gone to Ireland.
A creditors’ meeting has been called for January 14, looking to wind up the company which bought the iconic London plant.
Chelsea FC has been beaten as preferred bidder for the iconic property and 15-hectare site.
The power station is one-third held by NAMA – and Chelsea want to turn it into an iconic 60,000-seater stadium.
The banking group was forced to set aside £3.2 billion to cover compensation claims after mis-selling insurance products to customers in 2011.
The bank is to strip several existing and former senior bankers of more than $1 million in bonuses over their roles in mis-selling payment protection insurance.
Four subsidiaries of Real Estate Opportunities, which owns the iconic London power station, have been put into adminstration.
Roman Abramovich has been looking to increase the capacity of Stamford Bridge – but is now looking for alternative sites.
The head of Lloyds Banking Group Plc has had to take leave of absence – reportedly because of stress and fatigue. (And it might be the fault of the Irish economy).
Twelve banks in the UK and nine in Portugal have been downgraded after Moody’s reassessed the financial institutions’ support environment.
The losses are mainly as a result of the mis-selling of payment protection insurance in the UK but its exposure to the Irish property market hasn’t helped either
The British-owned entertainment chain secures a €250m lifeline to stay alive, but the deal comes at a cost.