Palantir holds £670m of UK contracts. In 2024 it paid £2m in corporation tax.
Palantir is having a remarkable week. Its shares jumped almost 30% on Tuesday. Chief executive Alex Karp forecast revenue nearly doubling to $8bn this year, and called demand “otherworldly”. In the same week, a report found it pays almost nothing in tax outside the United States. The numbers are sharpest in Britain, Palantir’s biggest market […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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