Amazon removes Nazi-themed goods from its store
The retailer faced criticism for letting sellers offer a variety of far right-wing paraphernalia. Source by [author_name]
How a family live with their smartphones
Nearly eight out of ten people now own a smartphone, and we’re becoming increasingly dependent on them. Source by [author_name]
Carney: No-deal Brexit risk 'uncomfortably high'
The Bank of England chief says the risk of the UK leaving the EU with no deal is “uncomfortably high”. Source by [author_name]
Toyota surprises with 7.2% jump in quarterly profits
The figures confounded many analysts, who were expecting Toyota’s earnings to be flat. Source by [author_name]
RBS to pay first dividend in 10 years
The bank sees first-half profits fall, but announces an interim dividend of 2p a share. Source by [author_name]
How plastic became a million dollar idea
The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how plastic became a million dollar idea. Source by [author_name]
Could a basic income replace Universal Credit?
RSA calls for local experiments to see if a basic income could replace the Universal Credit scheme. Source by [author_name]
Amazon pays £1.7m corporation tax in the UK
The online retail giant lowered its UK corporation tax bill – despite surging sales and profits. Source by [author_name]