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Germany forced to slash DHL stake by €2.2bn to fix railways - Vimarsana News

Germany forced to slash DHL stake by €2.2bn to fix railways

Germany has been forced to sell off some of its stake in package deliverer DHL as it struggles to improve the country’s rail network amid a budget crisis.

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Bank Says Inflation-Fighting Workers Must Accept Lower Pay - Vimarsana News

Bank Says Inflation-Fighting Workers Must Accept Lower Pay

(CTN News) - To win the war against inflation, British workers will have to accept lower pay deals and companies will have to rein in..............

Stewart Milne collapse a bitter blow, amid UK economy woe - Vimarsana News

Stewart Milne collapse a bitter blow, amid UK economy woe

News of the collapse of one of corporate Scotland’s big names came as both a surprise and a bitter blow

Bank of England chief warns interest rate cuts are still 'some way off' with more proof needed inflation is under control - amid fears Brits might have to wait until summer for relief - Vimarsana News

Bank of England chief warns interest rate cuts are still 'some way off' with more proof needed inflation is under control - amid fears Brits might have to wait until summer for relief

Huw Pill poured cold water on hopes relief for Brits is imminent saying Threadneedle Street needs more evidence that inflation has been reined in.

Why the Bank must cut interest rates today - and supercharge an economy already doing much better than the doom-mongers claim - Vimarsana News

Why the Bank must cut interest rates today - and supercharge an economy already doing much better than the doom-mongers claim

Today, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has a golden oppor­tunity to rebuild his ­tarnished reputation - if he is bold - bold enough to start cutting borrowing costs.