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UKPI opens new payments front
Read the full story: UKPI opens new payments frontA new UK payments scheme has entered the market. UKPI’s launch gives commercial variable recurring payments a framework to challenge cards and direct debit in recurring transactions.
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Aviva chief warns ministers not to force pension funds to buy British
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FIFA cheered by ECJ backing in agent fees dispute – but ‘far from a unilateral win’
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Triodos and STOXX launch new impact investing index
Triodos Investment Management, a specialist in sustainable investment, has partnered…
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Cyber assault: Coinbase cautions of $400M loss following data leak
Coinbase Confronts Potential Losses of Up to $300 Million Following…
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Datamaran launches networking and resources platform for sustainability professionals
Datamaran, the ESG-focused software analytics firm based in London, has…
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North Korean cybercriminals exploit counterfeit remote work positions to breach UK companies.
State-sponsored cybercriminals from North Korea are taking advantage of remote…
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MP launches bill to make polluters pay for climate damage and resilience efforts
A new climate finance bill aims to tax fossil fuel…
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Microsoft to source 18 million tonnes of nature-based carbon removal credits in new agreement with Rubicon Carbon
Microsoft has signed a major new agreement with carbon markets…
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HMRC issues first individual tax avoidance stop notices to former solicitor Paul Baxendale-Walker
HMRC has issued its first-ever tax avoidance Stop Notices to…
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OKX launches “A new alternative: Manchester City” campaign
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Scale-up support targets UK growth companies
Ministers are targeting scale-ups with new direct support today. The government has launched a concierge service and visa reimbursement scheme designed to help high-growth companies scale and remain in the UK.
