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Facebook’s UK tax bill jumps as profits rise
Facebook's UK tax bill has tripled to £15.8m - but the social media giant will see an immediate cut because of a tax credit.
Thursday 5 November 2026
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Facebook's UK tax bill has tripled to £15.8m - but the social media giant will see an immediate cut because of a tax credit.
Unilever, which makes Marmite and Dove soap, has scrapped its plan to move its headquarters to the Netherlands after growing criticism from investors.
Mercedes-Benz had been considering moving production to the UK ahead of the EU referendum in 2016, but decided against the move after the vote for Brexit,…
Government-backed programme has provided more than 58,000 loans to start-ups and early stage businesses since 2012
Courtney Wood finalist in BBC1 TV show, The Apprentice has told how being fired made him even more determined
Online retailing giant Amazon is raising pay for hundreds of thousands of workers in the US and the UK.
Fuel duty will be frozen for ninth year in a row, Prime Minister Theresa May will say in speech to Conservative party conference in Birmingham
Luxury car maker Aston Martin has today listed its initial public offering (IPO) price at £19 a share, valuing the company at around £4.33bn.
Vauxhall and has warned of "dramatic consequences" for its UK plants if there is a no-deal Brexit.
Tesco Bank has been fined £16.4m by the UK financial regulator for failings surrounding a cyber-attack on its customers in November 2016
Business rates in England could be changed to help High Street retailers, Business Secretary Greg Clark has said.
Holly Willoughby has left Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones fuming by pulling out of their lucrative lifestyle brand business at the last minute
Britain’s manufacturers have sharply applied the brakes to their investment plans in response to growing political uncertainty.
Ex-football star David Beckham is set to become proud owner of Walmer Castle, in Notting Hill with good friend the film director Guy Ritchie
The UK "would regret it forever" if it lost its status as a world leader in car manufacturing after Brexit, Business Secretary Greg Clark has said.