High Court ruling for Farepak Â£1m
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A High Court ruling is to decide if some former Farepak subscribers will be able to share a Â£1m refund.
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The final cost of tracking down two murder suspects may exceed Â£1.5m.
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Online spending on clothes and footwear in the UK tops Â£1bn for the first time in 2006, analysts Mintel say.
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Capital One is fined Â£175,000 by the market watchdog for payment protection insurance sales failings.
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A High Court judge on Wednesday approved a debt-for-equity survival plan developed by MyTravel, clearing the way for the troubled travel company to present the proposal to shareholders and creditors next month.
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Your word is your bond An oral contract over the phone is binding, the High Court has ruled in a multi-million pound case which threatened to undermine the way the world of high finance operates. The verbal agreement did not have to be in writing, the court found.â¦
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LONDON  - A British court slapped a 1,000-pound (1,880-dollar) fine and a five-year football ground ban on a fan for hurling monkey chants at Birmingham City striker Dwight Yorke.
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A senior civil servant was jailed for 18 months today after cheating London Underground's fare refund scheme
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A controversial special damages claim that threatened to cripple the Financial Times is struck out by the High Court.
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Exiting bankruptcy court could cost United Airlines as much as $1 billion more than expected if a judge approves a request filed Tuesday on behalf of 95,000 workers at the airline.
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A new hi-tech communications centre for Lothian and Borders Police is suffering from a Â£1.2m overspend.
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Saga, the holidays and financial services group for the over-50s, has put an end to the near year-long saga over its future by agreeing a Â£1.
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The company behind the Madame Tussauds and London Eye tourist attractions is bought in a Â£1bn deal.
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A Â£1m scratch card-winning chip shop worker is arrested after going on holiday instead of giving evidence in court.
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The Inland Revenue pays out nearly Â£1m compensation to people who have suffered because of tax credit errors or delays.
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Cadbury is fined Â£1m for breaking food and hygiene laws relating to a salmonella outbreak.
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Sport: England cricket captain fined Â£1,000 but keeps captaincy.