The Office for Budget Responsibility’s projection was for the Government to borrow £372.2bn this year and £899.2bn over the next five years – pushing the national debt above £2.6trillion in 2024-25.
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Dixons Carphone axes dividend as profits halve
Annual profits at the group fell to £166m for the year to May 2, down from £339m the previous year. Electrical sales were up 22 per cent as shoppers bought home working and schooling supplies.
‘Furlough capital’ South Lakeland devastated by effects of lockdown
Official figures provide a stark reminder of how the area – described by tourist chiefs as the ‘economic powerhouse’ of the Lake District – has been devastated by the coronavirus crisis.
Goldman Sachs bankers on course for a 24% pay rise
While millions of workers in the US and the UK are fearing for their jobs, Goldman is planning to hand its 39,100 employees an average pay package of £156,293 for the first six months of this year alone.
Staveley branded publicity seeker in High Court case against Barclays
Amanda Staveley, 47,(pictured), who once dated Prince Andrew, is suing the British bank for £1.6bn on claims she was edged out of a lucrative deal at the height of the financial crisis.
Asos probes supply chain: Fashion chief’s concern over sweatshops
Asos boss Nick Beighton said he will visit suppliers tomorrow to inspect their factories. Asos has 173 suppliers at 900 factories in 24 countries, including seven in Leicester working across 30 sites.
Asos to REPAY UK Government for cost of furloughing
Asos also said that it would not be taking advantage of Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s £1,000 per employee bonus scheme for bringing back staff from furlough.
SMALL CAP SHARE IDEAS: Trident Resources is performing well
The company listed on AIM at the beginning of June, announcing as it did so the first of what it hopes will be a long sequence of royalty acquisitions.
Number of inflation-beating savings accounts falls to 450
Some 450 savings accounts now match or beat June’s inflation reading, but that is nearly 100 fewer than last month after inflation rose and savings rates fell.
What could happen to CGT and how likely is a huge revamp?
Rishi Sunak’s brief to the Government’s tax gurus includes looking at whether the levy on asset sales is ‘fit for purpose’, ways it can ‘distort behaviour’, and the regime of exemptions and reliefs.










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