PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - July 21
Financial Times
DARLING IN U-TURN ON FOREIGN PROFITS TAX
This week Alistair Darling is set to bow to pressure from business by scrapping contentious reforms to the taxation of foreign profits that threatened to provoke an exodus of companies form the UK. It is the latest in a string of climbdowns by the chancellor, which include proposals on capital gains tax, income tax and fuel duty. A Whitehall official said: "Business felt the changes [to the anti-avoidance] rules were not acceptable or workable and we're talking with them to resolve those concerns."
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEMAND AT LOWEST IN A DECADE
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Citadel enters the fray
Kenneth Griffin's powerful hedge fund has waded into the case of Goldman Sachs' purloined computer code, suing three of its former employees for setting up Teza Technologies. Full Article | Full Coverage


