UK chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering reducing the Digital Services Tax (DST), which currently taxes big tech companies at a rate of 2% on their UK revenue, raising £800 million annually. This potential reduction is seen as an attempt to avoid US import tariffs and foster free trade with the US. Critics argue that cutting the DST would benefit big tech companies at the expense of vulnerable groups. The UK Treasury is facing pressure to balance budget constraints with international trade relations.
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Recent stock market volatility has highlighted the telecom sector's stability, with AT&T and Verizon emerging as strong investment options. AT&T is at a pivotal point, focusing on expanding its 5G and fiber-optic networks following a divestment of entertainment assets, projecting $16 billion in free cash flow (FCF) for 2024, while Verizon is also growing its mobile and fiber businesses, pursuing an acquisition to boost broadband connections. Both companies show promise, but AT&T has outperformed in...
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