Source: International Business Times
The Rolls Building, judicial court complex on Fetter Lane, London, England, United Kingdom, UK Marcin Rogozinski Newsweek has been ordered to pay £132,322, about $177,000, toward a London company's legal costs after Britain's High Court found the magazine had pursued "a high risk strategy in the knowledge that the debt was disputed. " The company, court filings say, had already been stripped of its staff and its business four years earlier. In a judgment handed down on July 30, 2026, Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Agnello KC dismissed Newsweek Publishing LLC's application to lift an injunction barring it from filing a winding-up petition against NW Publishing UK Ltd (NW UK) — the British procedure for forcing a company into involuntary liquidation.
