CD WOW! vows to take Â£35m High Court defeat to Europe
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'We make tiny margins on our goods and it is the consumer who benefits' CD WOW!, the British online music retailer, will continue its legal fight against the music industry despite a Â£35m award against it in the UK courts this week. The firm says that it will take the battle to the European Court of Justice if it can.â¦
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Blog: The groundbreaking musician is seems to be acknowledging the demise of the old CD-focused business model by giving his new album away with a U.K. newspaper before releasing it to the rest of the world.
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A top European court on Monday handed Microsoft a surprise defeat in its epic antitrust battles, backing the European Commission&#39;s 2004 record fine of 497 million euros (690 million dollars) against the software giant.
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THE High Court has thrown out a Â£230m damages claim brought by City stockbroker Collins Stewart against the Financial Times newspaper.
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The UK music industry is set to launch legal action against people who download music from the net.
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Business & money: Defeat for banks could wipe out Â£3.5bn of income as RBS blames OFT for customers' complaints
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Reformers shift battleground to Court of Justice The European Commission has quietly iced plans to reform copyright levies, just days before they were due to go into effect.â¦
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9.30am, 17 September The European Court of First Instance has confirmed it will deliver its verdict on the Microsoft case on 17 September.â¦
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Could be open season for fraudsters Gordon Brown has been warned that plans to simplify VAT rules will severely impair the European Union's ongoing battle against tax fraud.â¦
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Secret meeting last month The European Court of First Instance could deliver its verdict on Microsoft's appeal of its anti-trust ruling before the summer recess.â¦
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Online retailer CD-Wow must pay Â£41m to British record firms after breaking a deal to stop selling imported CDs.
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The European Commission is likely to take Britain to court over its treatment of cross-Channel shoppers.
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BRUSSELS/LUXEMBOURG  - Microsoft suffered a stunning defeat on Monday when a European Union court backed a European Commission ruling that the U.S. software giant illegally abused its market power to crush competitors.
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Blog: The musician seems to be acknowledging the demise of the old CD-focused business model by giving his new album away with a U.K. newspaper before releasing it to the rest of the world.
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Mobile firms feel pain yet again Europe's highest court has ruled that the huge amounts telcos paid for their 3G licences didn't include VAT, so there's no opportunity for the companies to reclaim Â£3.3bn quid from the treasury.â¦
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After more than three years, European court will give its verdict in the Microsoft antitrust case on September 17.
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London Stock Exchange Plc, Europe&#39;s third-largest exchange by market value, said it received a 1.35 billion-pound ($2.6 billion) takeover offer from Deutsche Boerse AG, the second attempt