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Bank of England hikes interest rate to 13-year high - Vimarsana News

Bank of England hikes interest rate to 13-year high

The Bank of England raised the United Kingdom's base interest rate on Thursday - from 0.75 percent to 1 percent - in a bid to lower Consumer Price Index inflation, which was running at a 30-year high of 7 percent.

The challenges of working across boundaries: how interagency performance was transformed - Vimarsana News

The challenges of working across boundaries: how interagency performance was transformed

A new book details a innovative New Zealand programme that improved performance in ten of the most challenging cross-cutting problems.

House prices now 21% higher than pre-Covid: Nationwide - Vimarsana News

House prices now 21% higher than pre-Covid: Nationwide

Annual growth of 14.3% in March means that the average house price is now 21% higher than in early 2020, shows a new report from Nationwide. It describes detached properties going up by almost £68,000 and flats by £24,000. On a monthly basis, prices rose 1.1%, the eighth increase in a row, leaving the average house

High Flyers: Ross is committed to developing next generation of accounting talent - Vimarsana News

High Flyers: Ross is committed to developing next generation of accounting talent

In the High Flyers spotlight this week is Ross Boyd, director at RB+ Chartered Accountants What was your first job? I worked for Lloyds Register of Shipping in Fenchurch Street, London, as a marine surveyor.

Families, business owners and self-employed workers react to spring statement - Vimarsana News

Families, business owners and self-employed workers react to spring statement

Small business owners such as Maddy Alexander-Grout (pictured) have criticised Rishi Sunak's spring statement measures for 'not going far enough' and 'consigning some to poverty'.