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Augmenter la rémunération des fonctionnaires accroîtrait un peu la dépense publique, mais beaucoup plus le produit intérieur brut, et ainsi le ratio dette/PIB baisserait, estime Philippe Askenazy dans sa chronique au « 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…
"This is the company that most reminds me of KIND," he says.
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…
