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Dogecoin notches all-time high after listing on eToro trading platform The multi-asset broker said overnight that it had added the meme-inspired crypto to its platform following strong client demand Dogecoin, the meme-inspired cryptocurrency, saw its price hit a new high on Tuesday after the token was listed on retail trading platform eToro due to strong client demand. In early afternoon trading in London, Dogecoin was trading at around US$0.509, up 29.4% in the last 24 hours, giving it a market cap of US$65.8bn, making it the world’s fifth most valuable crypto. eToro announced its decision...

Demand for it to curb lending to the coal industry have been tabled at its AGM tomorrow Lending has risen since the Paris agreement in 2015 Barclays PLC (LON:BARC) will face more demands for it to curb lending to fossil-fuel companies and the coal industry at its AGM tomorrow. A report from environmental groups Reclaim Finance and Urgewald published today said the City of London and Barclays, in particular, had substantially increased lending to the coal industry since the Paris climate agreement in 2015. According to the report, which backs up other similar research in the ar...

Travel stocks on the rise in anticipation of UK government’s green list for international travel Tourism in the EU and the US may also be about to restart Weekend reports suggested it might be between ten or 12 countries, including Malta, Gibraltar, Portugal and Israel. Spain, Greece, France, the Seychelles and Iceland have also been rumoured as potential candidates. The government’s travel plans involve a traffic light system of red, amber and green classifications for countries depending on the perceived COVID-19 risk. The 'green' category means that travellers are not required to quara...

Amazon paid zero European taxes last year, filings show The ecommerce giant's European business, Amazon EU Sarl, avoided paying any tax in 2020 due to reporting a €1.2bn loss in the year, despite sales rising to a record €44bn Amazon Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) is likely to face fresh scrutiny over its tax activities after filings revealed that the ecommerce giant did not pay any corporation tax in Europe last year despite raking in a record €44bn (£38bn) in sales. The accounts for the firm’s Luxembourg-based European business, Amazon EU Sarl, which handles sales to the UK, France, Spain, the ...

Copper is commonly said to be the bellwether for the global economy