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UK becomes first G7 economy to pay 6% to borrow since eurozone crisis (opens the original)
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Britain has become the first G7 economy to see national borrowing costs top 6 per cent since the eurozone crisis as it was battered in a bond market rout. The surge in yields on UK 30-year bonds, known as gilts, meant investors were charging as much to lend to Britain as they did to beleaguered Italy in 2012. Gilts were caught up in a global bonds sell-off on Thursday which also spread to the stock market, with as much as two per cent wiped off the value of the FTSE 100 in frantic early trading.
City should face criminal probe over £12m unpaid tax, experts claim (opens the original)
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Manchester City should face a criminal investigation into an estimated £12 million of unpaid taxes, according to a report. The report by Tax Policy Associates (TPA) finds Abu Dhabi-owned City could end up facing a bill of up to £24million to settle the amount, once interest and penalties are added. Its conclusions, centring on the payment of former manager Roberto Mancini, add to the club’s woes after it was found guilty by an independent commission of financial cheating in a major scandal that
Firms 'running to stand still' due to surging costs under Labour (opens the original)
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Businesses are having to 'run to stand still' due to surging costs under Labour, says a report showing a slump in confidence among bosses. The figures from the Institute of Directors (IoD) overshadowed an upgrade to UK growth yesterday. And they will add to pressure on Chancellor John Healey to help businesses in the Budget later this month. The IoD said its confidence reading fell to minus 54 in September, down from minus 49 in August. Gloomy sentiment in the private sector threatens to undermi
BoE: Get a grip on AI 'before risks become more difficult to contain' (opens the original)
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The governor of the Bank of England has sounded the alarm over growing risks from artificial intelligence (AI) saying authorities must get a grip before it runs out of control. In a hard-hitting intervention, Andrew Bailey highlighted the importance of safeguarding payments networks, financial markets and banks amid the rise of AI. And he warned of the wider implications for society that could even be faced with a threat to the concepts of ‘individual freedom and social responsibility’ as AI bec
Cash-strapped households take on debt at fastest pace in 33 years (opens the original)
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Cash-strapped households are taking on debt at the fastest pace in more than three decades as they turn to credit cards and unsecured loans to make ends meet. Bank of England figures showed consumer borrowing jumped by £2.46billion last month - the biggest increase on records going back to 1993. The sum includes car finance and personal loans as well as credit card lending, which went up by £1.18billion - the fastest pace since 2004. It suggests that consumers are ramping up borrowing to fuel sp
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