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Labour's plans to water down reporting rules for shareholder-owned firms have been condemned as 'incoherent' and showing 'a lack of joined-up thinking', it was claimed last night.
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Yen has surged in September on expectations for an accelerated schedule of rate hikes by the BOJ
Government bond yields are only back to normality - and they may go much higher. That's bad news when the UK spends £110bn on debt interest a year.
Sometimes, waiting pays off in a big way.
The East Central Railway announced the full schedule of 16 festival special trains. Some of these trains will be weekly, while others will run biweekly. Some of them will also run on daily bases.
A Seoul office worker surnamed Park has been setting aside 1 million won ($744) from her monthly paycheck for retirement since early this year, after friends and colleagues encouraged her to start…
