Facebook UK pays £29m corporation tax despite record
Facebook’s UK operations paid £29m in corporation tax last year despite reporting a record £3.3bn in sales, while its average
Kwarteng considers extending mortgage guarantee scheme after banks
The chancellor is considering extending the government’s mortgage guarantee scheme, after UK bank bosses raised concerns over the state of
Jeremy Clarkson told to close Diddly Squat farm
Jeremy Clarkson has been ordered to shut his farm’s café and restaurant after he “ignored” warnings from council officers that
Catalogue firm Easylife fined for using shoppers’ habits
A catalogue retailer has been issued with a huge fine for using customers’ shopping habits to try to predict their
Rolls-Royce boss says net zero is a pain
The boss of Rolls-Royce has said he regretted signing up to a government-backed net zero initiative ahead of the Cop26
Judge gives Musk till end of October to
A Delaware judge has given Elon Musk until the end of the month to complete his Twitter takeover, delaying a
Woodford investors get £20m from administrator but further
Investors in Neil Woodford’s collapsed investment fund will receive another £20 million from its administrator but further payouts are likely
M&S under fire for ‘buy-now-pay-later’ plan as critics
Marks & Spencer has come under fire for launching a credit service that allows customers to borrow up to £500
Asda offers over 60s soup, a roll and
Asda is offering over 60s some soup, a roll and unlimited tea and coffees for £1 as part of its
Sameer Gehlaut to Raj Kotecha: 5 investors keeping
As London heads into a period of slow economic growth, it is more important than ever that investors remain interested