Public Sector, Corporate Enterprise and National Government Organisations Highlight Ongoing Budgetary Constraints and Need for Enhanced Risk Management
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After fresh records last week, investors will have slew of data on on the housing market, manufacturing sector and the consumer.
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The buy-to-let sector now accounts for a record portion of total mortgage loans, according to lenders’ data.
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Australia’s central bank lowers its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% from 3%, in an attempt to counter slowing growth in the country’s mining sector.
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The privatisation of No 10′s nudge unit, meant as a model for public services, is no John Lewis utopia for employees
It makes for a lovely headline. The much-trumpeted “nudge unit” in government is being nudged out and will be run as a private, mutual business. As one
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The UK’s services sector, which accounts for around 75% of the economy, grew by its fastest rate in eight months in April, new data suggest.
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The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) says the bank will be ready to return to the private sector next year, as it reports a return to profit.
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The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) says the bank will be ready to return to the private sector next year, as it reports a return to profit.
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Growth in China’s manufacturing sector slows unexpectedly in April, underlining concerns that its economic recovery remains fragile.
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Alibaba, China’s biggest e-commerce group, buys an 18% stake in Weibo, China’s Twitter-like service, as it looks to tap into the social media sector.
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