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NatWest and Nationwide, two of the UK’s largest mortgage lenders, announced on Thursday they were increasing rates, piling further pressure on household budgets and the government as it tries to contain the cost of living crisis. The decision by NatWest is the second time this week it has increased rates, mirroring a similar announcement by
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Venture capital firm Molten Ventures has slashed the valuation of its stake in Revolut, the second investor to do so as the UK fintech awaits regulators’ decision on whether to offer it a banking licence in its home market. Molten Ventures, formerly known as Draper Esprit, invested £7.1mn in the fintech in 2018. In its
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Three weeks ago, the US Treasury announced the launch of a new oversight committee called the “Cloud Executive Steering Group.” It received almost no public attention. No wonder: compared to the explosive controversies around cryptocurrencies, ChatGPT or Europe’s new drive to break up Google’s dominance of adtech, cloud computing — the public and private data
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Facing notorious traffic jams and a desire to expand transit options, Los Angeles has rekindled a plan to charge motorists to drive into the city. If it is implemented along with a similar plan in New York, it would bring congestion pricing to the two largest cities in the U.S. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan
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Rishi Sunak was said to be “too busy” on Thursday morning to read the 108-page report that trashed the reputation of Boris Johnson. He might have enjoyed it. “They really hate each other — it’s personal,” said one cabinet minister. The report by the House of Commons privileges committee, with its litany of findings of
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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board has added Jerry Ford to serve as a municipal advisor representative on its Board of Directors, filling the spot left vacant after Jill Jaworksi left her position to become the chief financial officer for the City of Chicago. Ford is a familiar face to the MSRB, having served on the
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The IRS announced Wednesday clarifications to rules affecting clean energy tax credits that are expected to boost bond issuance. The credits were delivered via the Inflation Reduction Act, and took effect in January, but some utilities were cautious about trying to cash them in until the agency offered guidance. Most of the nation’s electricity is
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