**GameStop (GME)** and **AMC Entertainment (AMC)**: The meme stocks charged lower, following their sudden-two-day rally. **New York Community Bancorp (NYCB)**: The regional lender said it would sell $5 billion in warehouse loans to **JPMorgan Chase (JPM)**, as it focuses on improving its financial position.
The DWP has been looking at statements of Pension Credit claimants to ensure they are receiving legitimate payments
Reform, sitting third in pre-election opinion polls and compounding the woes of the governing Conservatives, said it wanted a 20,000-pound annual threshold at which people start to pay income tax, up sharply from 12,570 pounds now. Party Chairman Richard Tice said the plan would speed up the economy and end the "gross negligence" of the BoE paying tens of billions of pounds a year to banks under its quantitative easing programme, funded by taxpayers. "This is real cash, your money, being used to enrich the City of London," Tice told a news conference.
Labour is set to close a loophole that enables thousands of private equity investors to avoid paying income tax if it wins the general election.
Once again, we are going into an election with politicians from both the Conservative and Labour parties making promises that they may not be able to keep.
Tax rises are inevitable under the next government because of heavy losses created by the Bank of England’s money printing scheme, Goldman Sachs has warned.
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Another major Tesla investor is publicly opposing Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package days before investors vote on the enormous figure.
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