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Announced the biggest tax cuts for half a century. this is the first unveiling of economic plans under the new uk government led by liz truss. among the measures, the higher rate of income tax of 45% is to be abolished. a planned rise in corporation tax from i9% to 25% has been cancelled — thats the tax businesses pay on their profits. and the rules which cap bankers�* bonuses to twice their annual salary have been scrapped. but the markets have not reacted well and the pound fell to a 37—...

Goldman sachs, forecasting today a recession is not only inevitable. they said the question isjust inevitable. they said the question is just the timing, magnitude or the length of such a global recession.— a global recession. david, thank yom _ here in the uk, the government has taken steps to boost the economy, with plans for the biggest tax cuts for half a century. among a package of measures announced on friday, the higher rate of income tax of 45% is to be abolished. a planned rise in cor...

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Down 1.6%, its lowest point this year, and as far as the prospects of a global recession are concerned, analysts at one of the main american banks, the investment bank goldman sachs, forecasting today a recession is not only inevitable. they said the question is just the timing, magnitude or the length of such a global recession. david willis. here in the uk, the finance minister kwasi kwarteng has taken steps to boost the economy, announcing plans for the biggest tax cuts for half a century. am...

50 years. how is a down with the public? ben has been to the market in london to get a look at the reaction. the recipe for a healthy, growing economy needs healthy handling. the new governments approaches to cut taxes, leave more money and peoples pockets, and hope they will go out and spent, giving businesses more to invest and create jobs, boosting the economy. reversing the national insurance rise, will that help?— rise, will that help? probably, it de-ends rise, will that help? probably, ...

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Wont happen and we will be left with higher interest rates, higher inflation and a bigger national debt that will be a burden for decades to come. this is a gamble. if very fast growth turns up because of the government policies of the reasons, that will be a good thing but if it doesnt it will involve public service cuts and tax rises in future. the verdict from the markets was brutal. the pound fell more than 3% against the dollar, shares fell and government borrowing costs rose. labour says i...

Under heavy pressure from the Connecticut AFL-CIO, unions and other labor advocates, Lamont and his fellow Democrats in the legislature’s majority created a bonus system for private-sector workers who staffed vital services during the pandemic.

More bankers into the market. i dont more bankers into the market. dont think more bankers into the market. i dont think anyone should be getting any bonuses at the moment. when you have people openly saying they cant afford to live or eat all the dont have a choice, who should be getting a bonus and enjoying that bonus? if you are making decisions on how to help with the cost of living crisis, what you think would make the biggest difference? thats a really tough one. because it is really— th...