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The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is probing Luxembourg transport firms suspected of inflating subsidy claims worth €23m by misreporting diesel and hybrid bus services as zero-emission. Library photo: Romain Gamba
JUSTICE

Luxembourg bus operators accused of €23m subsidy fraud

Several Luxembourg bus operators and a former public official are under investigation for allegedly defrauding €23m in EU and state funds by claiming diesel services were run with electric buses.

Kangkan Halder • 07.07.2025
“By today’s judgment, the General Court dismisses the action brought by Brasserie Nationale and Munhowen,” stated a press release on Wednesday 2 July 2025. Library photo: Romain Gamba
JUSTICE

Brasserie Nationale loses bid to prevent further assessment of merger

Kangkan Halder • 02.07.2025
Société Générale is reportedly being targeted by the French financial prosecutor’s office in the context of financial arrangements to evade tax. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Société Générale premises in France and Luxembourg searched

Paperjam.lu • 24.06.2025
The courts ruled that the former economy minister, Étienne Schneider (LSAP), had not benefited from a preferential rate from Flavio Becca. Photo: Anthony Dehez/Archives
JUSTICE

Case dismissed for Étienne Schneider and Flavio Becca

Thierry Labro • 20.06.2025
The Court of Justice of the EU rules that a frontier worker may receive family allowances for the child of his or her spouse--even without a biological link--as long as they live together under the same roof. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Cross-border commuters and stepfamilies: CJEU rules on benefits

Maëlle Hamma • 12.06.2025
The 9th chamber of the Luxembourg district court sitting in criminal matters will rule on the Bommeleeër case Photo: Romain Gamba/Archives
JUSTICE

“Bommeleeër” case: trial to resume on 17 November

Marc Fassone • 06.06.2025
The liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC (BLMIS), conducted under the aegis of the Securities Investor Protection Act (SIPA), has led to a global hunt for assets, orchestrated by Irving Picard and his team, who have so far recovered more than $14.6bn for victims. Photo: blog.appcom/Paperjam/Archives
JUSTICE

Madoff affair: a settlement worth almost $500m

Thierry Labro • 05.06.2025
Volkswagen admitted in 2015 that it had fitted 11m vehicles worldwide with a device designed to cheat on emissions tests. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Four former Volkswagen executives found guilty of fraud

Hugo Hirsch • 26.05.2025
The €25m confiscated will be paid to the Luxembourg state. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

1MDB scandal: Edmond de Rothschild (Europe) convicted of money laundering

Hugo Hirsch • 22.05.2025
The Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled against the European Commission in a case related to transparency around text messages exchanged between commission president Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Court ruling on Pfizergate text messages a blow to von der Leyen

Lydia Linna • 14.05.2025
The two-year terms of office for the new board members will begin on 1 July this year, with the terms of office of the current members ending on 30 June. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Alain Thorn elected president of the National Council for the Judiciary

Paperjam.lu • 25.04.2025
Brussels fines Apple €500m and Meta €200m for non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Brussels hits Apple with €500m fine, Meta with €200m fine

Hugo Hirsch • 23.04.2025
By buying DoubleClick for more than three billion dollars in 2008 and tying it to AdX, Google allegedly not only gained a competitive advantage but de facto prevented any competition, something the giant defends. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Google condemned for online advertising monopoly

Thierry Labro • 18.04.2025
Reading the Court of Cassation ruling, the taxation of certain SCIs could change and this reversal calls for a complete check of their situation. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

French court ruling on SCIs could have tax repercussions in Luxembourg

Thierry Labro • 15.04.2025
The Camaïeu brand disappeared from the Luxembourg retail landscape in 2020. Photo: Matic Zorman/Archives
JUSTICE

Businessman at the head of Camaïeu and Go Sport under investigation

Hugo Hirsch • 07.04.2025
Apple is being penalised for favouring its own advertising services via its App Tracking Transparency device. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Apple fined €150m in France

Hugo Hirsch • 31.03.2025
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