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Increasing the remuneration of civil servants would slightly increase public expenditure, but much more so the gross domestic product, and thus the debt-to-GDP ratio would fall, Philippe Askenazy estimates in his column in Le Monde.
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The Canadian prime minister’s reckoning with Trumpism in Davos clashes with his attacks on environmental, Indigenous and labour rights The Canadian prime minister is a hero around the world for his…
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What CHOMPS teaches the next generation of CPG founders as it journeys to $1B.
The non-binding $7.35-a-share cash proposal is about a 20% premium to Tuesday's close, and a special committee is expected to review it
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed he will shield low-income retirees from income tax as the state pension is set to rise above the personal allowance threshold next year, in a move expected to cost…
