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Jeremy Hunt is a lucky politician. The failure of his predecessor made him chancellor of the exchequer. That and the energy crisis forced him to take tough action last November. Since then, falling gas prices have relieved pressure on the economy and public finances. But he has also used his new room for manoeuvre shrewdly.
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A suit by subordinate Puerto Rico Sales Tax Finance Corp. (COFINA) bondholders may have implications for Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority and other Puerto Rico bonds, a Puerto Rico analyst not involved in the case said. Marzulla Law, which specializes in claims in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, is representing the COFINA bondholders. The
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On March 14, 2023, the U.K.-based bank Natwest Group announced new limits on cryptocurrency payments, citing crypto scams that cost U.K. consumers £329 million annually. The limit imposed on crypto exchanges is £1,000 daily ($1,215), with a 30-day limit of £5,000 ($6,077). Natwest’s Cautious Approach Towards Crypto Assets Prompts Another Transfer Limit Amid the banking
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Some readers may have been given the impression recently that the Conservative party is a quasi-religious cult, dedicated to the reverence of its chosen people — or as they are known in the party, “pensioners”. But wait, what was this? A makeover? Wednesday’s Budget bravely acknowledged that not everyone in Britain remembers the death of
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On this episode of Decentralize with Cointelegraph, United States policy reporter Turner Wright and opinion editor Rudy Takala speak to listeners about their experiences at the ETHDenver conference from Feb. 24 to March 5. Wright arrived in time to interview industry experts, check out a “hacker house” and watch developers go through BUIDLWeek. Takala talks
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Ohio filed a civil federal lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Corp. that seeks to ensure residents and the state receive long-term compensation for lost taxes and economic and environmental damage caused by the February toxic train derailment in East Palestine. Local, state and federal authorities are overseeing water and air quality testing and Norfolk Southern’s disposal
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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday presented a long list of measures to boost UK economic growth, but the medium-term outlook remained relatively unchanged. Hunt said his was a Budget for “long-term, sustainable, healthy growth that pays for our NHS and schools, finds jobs for young people, and provides a safety net for older people”. It
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British businesses will be offered £27bn in tax relief for the next three years to boost company investment as the government seeks to jump-start economic growth. In his Budget, Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, set out plans to make the UK “the best place in Europe for companies to locate, invest and grow” with incentives to
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The problematic fact at the heart of UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s “Budget for growth” is that the latest data shows Britain’s economy is still extremely sluggish. The average annual growth rate from the eve of the coronavirus pandemic was forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility fiscal watchdog at only 1 per cent. That expectation
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