Chuka Umunna
: Ed's Google Speech and What It Means for Responsible Capitalism
B.J. Epstein
: Down With the Matriarchy? What Matriarchy?
Dr Peter Bruggen
: Sir David Nicholson Resigns but if Many Bad Apples Remain, The NHS Might Be Rotten to the Core
Jack Butler
: Miliband Talks the Talk on Tax Avoidance - But Can Anyone Walk the Walk
Xenios Thrasyvoulou
: Is It Easier Than Ever to Start a Business?
Blockbuster, the high street video and games retailer, has become the latest victim of the recession after going into administration. Its decline m...
Why was there so much affection palpably pouring from the keyboards and smartphones of the general public? Well, I offer this; it is at least partly out of guilt. We have all played our role. All of us. Well, probably nearly all of us.
The potential loss of HMV is a catastrophic loss for the high street, it could also signal the death knell of the CD; the physical music format entirely.
Amazon has announced that will provide users with a free digital copy of every CD they've ever bought. The new service - AutoRip - will upload free...
Jersey-based entertainment retailer Play.com is to stop selling items direct to customers. The closure of its retail operation is being blamed on t...
David Cameron has told young entrepreneurs he wants to encourage new businesses in the hope Britain can create the next Amazon or Google. The Prime...
These are the pictures which show just how mega the spending for Christmas has become. Gigantic warehouses stuffed from floor to ceiling with fest...
At Christmas, I hope many will think of others less fortunate than themselves and reconsider how they perceive those on benefits.
Calls for a Google boycott in the wake of the latest tax avoidance revelations are gathering pace. But how easy would it be to ditch the technology...
The problem is that Ed has just admitted that he is putting money into the coffers of Amazon - a company identified as a legal tax avoider and which many members of his party (and others) have promised to boycott.
Four Peruvian indigenous organizations have pledged to sue the government and Argentinian company Pluspetrol over plans to expand gas operations in the Camisea region in the remote Amazon.
In a surprising move, the three corporate giants have updated their logos: (Designed for The Huffington Post UK by Handface and @DavidLBeresfor...
how much of the alleged £222,222 of customer spending that takes place every minute during the UK's Cyber Monday, are the traditional retailers actually getting a share of?
Unless you have been living in a box over the last few weeks, you can't have failed to notice the recent scandal surrounding certain multinational companies.
What happens when you let a robot randomly buy stuff from Amazon using your money? You get into Hungarian avant-garde composer Ákos Rózmann, obvi...
Did you know that the gap between the tax that the UK government is meant to collect compared to the tax that it actually collects is £32 billion.
I have been bowled over by the creativity, hardwork, generosity and kindness of the indie author community, who are so generous in working together for each other and demonstrate daily that self-publishing is the most creative and reader-centred route an author can take today.
Starbucks, Google and Amazon were accused of "immorally" minimising their UK tax bills in a damning report by a spending watchdog today. The Public...
Corporate tax avoidance is rapidly becoming a big political issue. To most right thinking people the idea that multinational giants like Amazon and Starbucks avoid paying their fair share of tax is unacceptable.
Today is Black Friday - so called because its the day when traditionally, retailers finally get into the black - which heralds the biggest shopping we...
Here in the UK, 'Black Friday' might conjure up images of Allied bombing attacks, or dark moments from the history of women's suffrage. But in the ...
It's easy for politicians to look tough by asking questions, it's harder for them to stand up and take action. The challenge for campaigners now is how to turn this surge of interest in tax avoidance into people-powered pressure that forces a genuine, tangible result.
The managing director of John Lewis tonight called on the government to look at the way foreign multinational companies pay tax in the UK. Andy Str...
It is time for the government to stand up to the global corporate parasites and force them to pay up.
A hearing spanning almost three hours into how international companies pay income tax in the UK resulted in little progress as MPs struggled to land m...
