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Newsletter: November 2017

December 5, 2017

Electric vehicle charging stations will soon allow power to return to the grid with vehicle-to-grid technology.

Our newsletter for November 2017 featured a note to readers updating them on our behind-the-scenes progress with research. Leading up to the winter holidays, we were busy with a new research project focused on the government’s Industrial Strategy, investigating Amazon and preparing a revamped version of our Corporate Welfare Database.

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Nissan, makers of the all-electric Leaf and pioneers in driverless cars, reacted positively to the UK Autumn Budget 2017.Previous

Nissan and other UK auto industry leaders praise support for driverless cars in Autumn Budget

The early termination of the Virgin Trains East Coast franchise for East Coast rail means a massive corporate welfare boon for Stagecoach.Next

Stagecoach and Virgin’s corporate welfare boost with East Coast rail bailout

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The EU wants to begin taxing the turnover of major tech firms Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple, rather than profits.
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Amazon HQ subsidies exceed $4.6 billion

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Amazon is set to receive around $4.6 billion in corporate welfare from the US taxpayer, reports Good Jobs First. These subsidies are used by states to entice Amazon to locate operations and investment within their […]

Citizens across the US are speaking out about tax incentives offered to Amazon in the race to win HQ2.
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Even Amazon must heed the basic laws of politics and economics | Larry Elliott | Technology | The Guardian

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Interesting and highly relevant account of how Amazon has responded to criticism by increasing wages at the bottom. Next on the list: paying its taxes! Source: Even Amazon must heed the basic laws of politics […]

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Government announces £1bn+ AI Sector Deal

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The government announced in late April 2018 details of its new AI Sector Deal, which includes £300m of newly allocated funding to the AI sector. For its part, the private sector tech industry has promised nearly £1bn […]

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Research Report: The British Corporate Welfare State: Public Policies for Private Businesses

May 1, 2018

It is widely assumed that public services are organized and delivered for the sole benefit of citizens. The reality, however, is very different. The more we consider the role and function of different government departments […]

The newsletter of Corporate Welfare Watch for April 2018.
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Newsletter: April 2018

April 25, 2018

Our newsletter for April 2018 focused on the taxpayer-funded Persimmon executive payout, the massive $8.5bn incentives package the state of Maryland has offered Amazon for HQ2 in the US, job cuts in the UK auto […]

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Newsletter: March 2018

March 29, 2018

Our newsletter for March 2018 is focused on government funding for the Industrial Strategy, new plans for taxing turnover of large online firms in the UK and EU, and recent events that featured Kevin Farnsworth of […]

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