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Amazon pays £781m in UK taxes as workforce and revenue swells - Vimarsana News

Amazon pays £781m in UK taxes as workforce and revenue swells

The global marketplace and technology firm said it invested more and generated higher revenues over 2022.

Source: aol.co.uk
Neurodivergent people 'being financially harmed by banks' - Vimarsana News

Neurodivergent people 'being financially harmed by banks'

The claim comes as the pressure is mounting for financial firms to better protect customers under new rules which could affect most UK adults.

Source: aol.co.uk
Asda finalising GBP10 billion merger with EG Group — reports - Vimarsana News

Asda finalising GBP10 billion merger with EG Group — reports

(Alliance News) - The owners of Asda Stores Ltd will announce a GBP10 billion tie-up of the supermarket with their petrol station empire on Friday, according to a report. Sky News said that the billionaire Issa Brothers are planning to combine the UK ar... | May. 25

Bank of England 'cannot rule out' further interest rate rises — Haskel - Vimarsana News

Bank of England 'cannot rule out' further interest rate rises — Haskel

(Alliance News) - The Bank of England cannot rule out more interest rate increases, a member of its decision-making body said on Thursday. Jonathan Haskel told an audience in Washington DC that inflation could be worse, but that the Bank might be forced... | May. 25

Bank of England 'cannot rule out' further interest rate rises, says decision-maker - Vimarsana News

Bank of England 'cannot rule out' further interest rate rises, says decision-maker

Jonathan Haskel, who sits on the Monetary Policy Committee, said that inflation is too high, but at the same time it could be worse.

Source: aol.co.uk