There's a certain amount of jubilation over in my native UK about the fact that Facebook is going to change the way it does business in the UK. This should lead to lots more tax being paid, or so it ...
Facebook has announced that starting this April, it'll radically simplify its business arrangements in the UK. Boor-ing, right? Except this means that the social network's tax dealings will now be ...
Facebook has agreed to rejig its tax arrangements in the UK, having previously paid tiny sums to the treasury, despite employing hundreds of staff in Blighty where the free content ad network commands ...
The UK is the sixth-largest market for Facebook worldwide, with 32.8 million users, growing by over 2.1 million over the last six months. In that context, even if 600,000 were an accurate number, it’s ...
There's an allegation that Facebook is somehow dodging taxes in the UK. No, not tax evasion (the illegal kind) but some form of tax avoidance, clever practise to entirely legally pay less tax than if ...
We already knew that Facebook was no longer the worst social media platform for cyberbullying, but now the company is taking a big step to actually eradicate it from its roots. SEE ALSO: After ...
The words Facebook and political ads, when used in the same sentence, don't exactly have a positive ring to them. Remember the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the Brexit referendum, and the Cambridge ...
Every time Rob publishes a story, you’ll get an alert straight to your inbox! Enter your email By clicking “Sign up”, you agree to receive emails from Business ...
Prem Sikka is director of the Association for Accountancy and Business Affairs (AABA), a not-for-profit organisation. Facebook has encountered heavy criticism for its tax dealings – not for their ...
Facebook is moving its UK users out from under the strict privacy protections of the European Union, according to a report from Reuters. Users of the social media ...
Round of applause for the Bureau of Investigative Journalism — which fought for two years to obtain details of a closed door meeting between Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and the UK secretary of state in ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results