Profits at the subprime lender Amigo crashed by more than 80% over the first quarter after it paused new lending during the coronavirus pandemic and extended payment holidays to 47,000 struggling customers. Amigo, which is the UK’s largest provider of …
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Good morning. (Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.) D-Day for a TikTok deal is near. Both Microsoft — with an unexpected new partner — and a consortium led by Oracle have submitted bids to buy TikTok’s U.S. operations, The Times’s Mike Isaac …
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Why it is Essential for Technology to Power Your Company's Accounting; Digital Expense Management in China: How Big a Deal is it? Leveraging
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Amazon said the order consisted of 1,200 of Mercedes’ larger eSprinter models and 600 of its midsized eVito vans. The move is part of Amazon’s aim to meet the goals of the Paris climate agreement ahead of schedule. It’s not the first big order of electric …
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Is this a V, U, L, or W-shaped economic recovery? These are the questions that stock traders have been asking since the coronavirus stock market crash. There is no doubt that the stock market has experienced a V-shaped recovery. During this period, there …
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