Penarth Development Completes £4.26m Property Development Loan – Business News Wales — Read on businessnewswales.com/penarth-development-completes-4-26m-property-development-loan/
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#CoronavirusNews – Job Support Scheme Costs hit £30bn #Coronaviris
Coronavirus job support scheme costs hit £30bn https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/coronavirus-bob-support-scheme-could-cost-80bn-ktmjx6hdb
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#GlobalBiz – Lockdown 2 Fears in US after new wave of #Coronavirus spook stock markets #USABiz
Lockdown fears in US after new wave of coronavirus spook stock markets https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lockdown-fears-in-us-after-new-wave-of-coronavirus-spook-stock-markets-czrshp9tc
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Mike Armstrong and Phil Emanuel having a discussion about Networking, Business, Lockdown and Social Media Marketing
Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: #MikeArmstrong #Networker2018 chatting with #PhilEmanuel #Networker2019 on #MikeArmstrongPodcast 💪😎🙌 https://anchor.fm/mike-armstrong9/episodes/MikeArmstrong-Networker2018-chatting-with-PhilEmanuel-Networker2019-on-MikeArmstrongPodcast-ef5a59
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#BritishBusinessNews – Woodford administrator under fire for £224m asset sales…
Woodford administrator under fire for £224m asset sale https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/woodford-administrator-under-fire-for-224m-asset-sale-tb9gg7jq0
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Sunak working on a new budget to save 2 million jobs…
Emergency coronavirus budget to save 2 million jobs https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/emergency-coronavirus-budget-to-save-2-million-jobs-qsbrgbcq9
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Business & Financial News – Fears rise for 1.5m loan repayment breaks
Fears rise for 1.5m loan repayment breaks https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/fears-rise-for-1-5m-loan-repayment-breaks-7pq2vvrvq
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UK Business, Financial and Economic News #BizNews
Furlough and income schemes pay 10m people as bill hits £21bn https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/treasury-bankrolls-10m-people-as-bill-hits-21bn-bz6r52rrg
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Fears of the crisis in the UK automotive financial market as owners seek payments help Business
Fears are growing over a crisis in the UK’s £ 75 billion auto loan market, in which 6.5 million vehicles have been financed through monthly payment … Fears of the crisis in the UK automotive financial market as owners seek payments help Business
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Gary Lineker has a message for Aston Villa and Liverpool
Gary Lineker urged Aston Villa and his Premier League rivals not to put personnel on the run. Match of the Day host said top clubs should avoid … Gary Lineker has a message for Aston Villa and Liverpool
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Positive Financial News from the FT – Positive Coronavirus News #PositiveCoronavirisNews
Some rare coronavirus good news: equities are cheap We may have passed peak uncertainty and there is definitely a reason to start buying again — carefully A Deliveroo rider during the lockdown in central London. The company is part-owned by Amazon which remains a good bet for equity investment © Simon Dawson/Bloomberg March 27, 2020 3:56 pm by Merryn Somerset Webb The writer is editor-in-chief of MoneyWeek Everyone in the global financial market wants the same thing. They want to find a bit of data they can absolutely believe to be accurate and they want to use it to cut the
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European shares take U-turn on rising virus death toll
European stocks turned choppy again on Wednesday with bourses across the region wiping off most of their early morning gains as a sharp rise in the … European shares take U-turn on rising virus death toll
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Contactless card limit to rise to £45 from £30 next week after limits on cash shopping to help stop coronavirus
THE limit for in-store contactless payments is rising to £45, from £30, next week. This is to try and help people to limit physical contact to fight … Contactless card limit to rise to £45 from £30 next week after limits on cash shopping to help stop coronavirus
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Universal credit: find out if you are eligible and how much you could receive
Universal Credi t is designed to provide financial support to help those who don’t have a job or have a low income with the costs of daily living. … Universal credit: find out if you are eligible and how much you could receive
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Latest BBC News update…
UK cracks down hard First it was advice, now it’s an order. Boris Johnson has issued a stark message to the country: “At this moment of national emergency… stay at home.” Speaking after the UK death toll reached 335, the prime minister introduced unprecedented restrictions on everyday life, meaning people must only leave their house for one of four reasons – to exercise once a day, to travel to and from work where “absolutely necessary”, to shop for essential items, and to fulfil any medical or care needs. Shops selling non-essential goods have been told to shut, along with
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Saturdays update from Morning Brew – USA & Global News…
Good Saturday morning. In light of the severe economic downturn we want to send a message directly to those who’ve been recently laid off or who are feeling insecure about their employment situation: We see you, we are thinking of you, and we will be your companion every single morning until you’re back on your feet. MARKETS NASDAQ 6,879.52 – 3.79% S&P 2,304.92 – 4.34% DJIA 19,173.98 – 4.55% GOLD 1,500.00 + 1.40% 10-YR 0.857% – 30.00 bps OIL 19.84 – 21.33% *As of market close U.S. markets: Wall Street locked the door and threw away the key on its worst week since 2008. With
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People, Population & Community Stats from the Office for National Statistics / ONS
Living longer: implications of housing tenure in later life Last month, we looked at how housing tenure had changed over time, with future generations of older people more likely to live in rented accommodation than they do now. Today’s article explores some of the implications this has, including Amongst private renting households containing someone aged 60 or over, fewer than half have savings or investments. This compares with over three quarters of those who own their homes outright. Not all those who own outright are well-off. While a quarter of older households that own outright had at least £50,000 in savings
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European Business News / EuropeanBiz – Will European Banks be able to cope with this Global Pandemic – Interesting FT Article…
More than a decade on from the financial crisis, Europe’s banks are facing the first major test of their resilience. This week growing fears about the coronavirus pandemic and an oil price war prompted a widespread market sell-off. Companies have spent a decade gorging on cheap debt in an ultra-low interest rate environment. A wave of defaults is now likely, and rising loan impairments will hit banks’ already anaemic earnings. Since their recent peak almost a month ago, European banks indices have plunged 40 per cent in an indiscriminate sell off of financial stocks. This outpaces the 25 per cent
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British Business News – Bank of England is considering Electronic Bank Notes -BBC
The Bank of England is considering the introduction of electronic banknotes for use by consumers and businesses. Governor Mark Carney said: “We are in the middle of a revolution in payments,” saying the Bank must look into how electronic money could work. He said this would complement, not replace, paper banknotes while people still wanted physical cash. But it could open the door to programmable money to integrate with home appliances or the tax system. Carney calls for crackdown on crypto-currency ‘mania’ Budget 2020: Pledges on the future of cash Banknotes have been the only way for households to make
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