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Facebook founder calls for taxes on big business to reduce inequality

Facebook founder calls for taxes on big business to reduce inequality Facebook founder calls for taxes on big business to reduce inequality

Billionaire investor Raymond Dalio also warns that automation will only make income inequality worse.
23 Jul 2018
Minimum wage rises expected to spur inflation in New Zealand

Minimum wage rises expected to spur inflation in New Zealand Minimum wage rises expected to spur inflation in New Zealand

Demand for higher wages is growing, with public sector workers taking action to push for better pay.
23 Jul 2018
Australia loses AUS$8 billion annually in undeclared tax income

Australia loses AUS$8 billion annually in undeclared tax income Australia loses AUS$8 billion annually in undeclared tax income

But it is still considered relatively successful at collecting income tax revenue.
20 Jul 2018
Newark City Council promises Amazon S$1bn payroll tax break to move there

Newark City Council promises Amazon S$1bn payroll tax break to move there Newark City Council promises Amazon S$1bn payroll tax break to move there

Up to 12,500 local jobs could be created if the online retail giant opened its second headquarters in the city.
20 Jul 2018
India raises financial threshold for filing appeals in tax dispute cases

India raises financial threshold for filing appeals in tax dispute cases India raises financial threshold for filing appeals in tax dispute cases

The move has led to a high number of appeals across the system to be dropped.
19 Jul 2018
Luxembourg introduces social inclusion income scheme

Luxembourg introduces social inclusion income scheme Luxembourg introduces social inclusion income scheme

The ‘Revis’ will come into force in January 2019, replacing the current guaranteed minimum income.
19 Jul 2018
Tesco hit with potential £4bn legal challenge for equal pay in UK

Tesco hit with potential £4bn legal challenge for equal pay in UK Tesco hit with potential £4bn legal challenge for equal pay in UK

An additional 900 shop assistants have now joined the 100 who started legal action in February.
18 Jul 2018
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