Capital One Financial will no longer be issuing Walmart’s branded credit cards, the companies said Friday. The move comes a little over a year since Walmart sued the card issuer to sever the partnership, arguing Capital One failed to meet certain terms of their contract. The bank had disputed the retailer’s authority to terminate the relationship early, but a federal judge ruled in favor of Walmart earlier this year.
It never seemed likely that the arcane subject of the payment of interest on commercial banks’ deposits at the Bank of England would come to be a topic of conversation down the Dog and Duck. But this is apparently what has happened after Nigel Farage discussed the policy of not paying such interest on the Laura Kuenssberg TV programme last week.
Even the HMRC doesn’t know if any of the 341 tax breaks promote economic growth – many merely line the pockets of company owners and the super-rich, writes Phillip Inman, economics editor
The timing, to put it mildly, is slightly odd.
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The controversial work-from-home trend, catalysed by the Covid-19 lockdowns, has drawn criticism by some business leaders and politicians.
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City traders are selling off French bonds amid mounting fears of a debt crisis in Europe’s second-largest economy.
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A 48-year-old former North Sea oil platform has been demolished as a looming Labour tax raid on the sector drives a slump in fossil fuel activity in British waters.
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The Bank of England risks becoming public enemy number one again this week. On Thursday the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee will announce its latest decision on interest rates. If it surprises the markets by cutting rates just two weeks before election day, some will accuse it of trying to do the Conservatives a favour.
The rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left the door open for a June cut at its last meeting in May, but since then a number of data releases have pointed to stubborn inflationary pressures.
Ahead of the general election, the Tories and Labour have repeatedly clashed over each other’s tax plans. But how is each pound spent?
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