
Google Tentatively Settles States’ Play Store Antitrust Case
On 4 September, Google tentatively settled a class action lawsuit alleging that its US Play Store violated federal antitrust rules by overcharging customers.

On 4 September, Google tentatively settled a class action lawsuit alleging that its US Play Store violated federal antitrust rules by overcharging customers.

With digital technologies taking over every aspect of our lives, one of the menaces facing businesses is chargeback fraud.

Parents and guardians of severely disabled children often do not realise that their legal authority legally ends once the child reaches adulthood.

Tax shelters, often viewed as a means to legally minimize tax liabilities, have become a subject of increased scrutiny and legal complexity.

A poor credit score can put you behind the eight-ball when it comes to financial freedom and long-term success.

Navigating the sea of credit card transactions can often feel challenging, especially when you encounter the dreaded iceberg known as a chargeback.

Staying on top of tax compliance can feel like hitting a moving target.

Dr Csaba Magyar explores the Schengen 'immigration by investment' process and what it has to offer HNWIs.

Data has replaced oil as the new engine for creativity and economic success in the quickening era of digital transformation.

Traditionally, legal services have been one of the most commonly exploited by criminals seeking to obfuscate the source of ill-gotten gains.