Boris Johnson’s tax plan would ‘benefit wealthy most’ – IFS
The Tory leadership candidate’s plan would cost “many billions”, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says. Read full original article »
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Daimler moves on with resuming Egyptian Mercedes car assembly
Daimler has moved on its plans – first announced in January – to resume Mercedes-Benz car assembly in Egypt. Read full original article »
Eurostar defends alcohol limits on trains
Passengers have complained about the restrictions of one bottle of wine or four cans of beer. Read full original article »
From assembly line to VW supervisory board
A former Daimler assembly line worker has been appointed to the Volkswagen supervisory board. Read full original article »
Gestamp prepared for tie-ups – executive chairman
Gestamp says it is “prepared” for consolidation in the industry, but maintains it will continue its focus on implementing 4.0 techniques embracing digital technologies. Read full original article »
Boots rolls out paper bags after plastics row
The chain is introducing paper bags in 53 of its 2,485 stores – but not in its central pharmacy. Read full original article »
Wind power: £100m fund aims to boost UK companies
The offshore wind industry says the money will help to ‘maximise opportunities’ for UK companies. Read full original article »
Aston Martin chief executive faces vote against £1.2m salary
Andy Palmer’s pay package has drawn criticism amid falling share prices The chief executive of Aston Martin faces the prospect of a vote against his pay package as he faces shareholders for the luxury…
Patisserie Valerie scandal: Five people arrested
The chain collapsed in January and is under new management, but the probe into its finances continues. Read full original article »
Climate protesters storm Garzweiler coalmine in Germany
The activists broke through police lines during a weekend of protests against fossil fuel use. Read full original article »