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“but last month asked for the price to be cut to nearer $30bn after shareholder opposition.”
“After the deal collapsed, Prudential said it faced £450m ($653m) in costs related to the deal, including a break fee of about £152m.”
“a rebel shareholder group, the Prudential Action Group, had planned to oppose the deal at a shareholder vote due to be held on Monday, 7 June, at the firm's annual general meeting.”
“It is estimated each student costs around £9,000 in grants and fees”
“backing £6.2bn of cuts”
“£156bn deficit”
“22 June”
“3% growth in 2011”
“18-24 year olds out of work for six months”
“The Tory-Lib dem coalition government is due to announce further measures to tackle the £156bn deficit, in an emergency budget on 22 June.”
“He said: "There is a serious problem" with Labour's forecast of 3% growth in 2011.”
“Highland Council is seeking to save millions of pounds across all its services and departments. Officials have produced a draft list of buildings and services that the public has been asked to consider as part of efforts to save about £36m.”
“Scottish economists have also forecast £1bn of cuts in the Holyrood budget from the next spending round as the UK Treasury seeks to make massive savings in public sector spending.”
“£500m cut by Westminster in this year's budget”
“the report said overall unemployment would peak at 225,000 this year before dropping back in 2011.”
“The SNP government is already dealing with a £500m cut by Westminster in this year's budget”
“Mr Shaikh said government policies had reined in inflation - from 25% down to 13% - and brought economic stability.”
“In 2008 Pakistan secured a $10bn loan package from the International Monetary Fund to keep its economy on track.”
“The oil company, whose share price has dropped by a third since the accident, has been coming under fire for spending a reported $50m on TV advertising to improve its image while the crisis was still going on.”
“The oil company, whose share price has dropped by a third since the accident, has been coming under fire...”
“The statement also said the financial sector should make a 'fair and substantial contribution' to future rescue deals - but did not refer to any bank tax.”
“The final statement did signal tougher guidelines for banks on how much capital they should hold in reserve.”
“The ministers also called for more transparency, regulation and supervision for hedge funds, credit rating agencies, compensation practices and over-the-counter derivatives.”
“She takes home $40,000 (£27,450) in cash and prizes, as well as the coveted championship title.”
“If I ever manage to secure £10,000 then that goes towards buying a new roof as this project just has not had the attention it deserves.”
“It quotes figures from the Association of Colleges which, for the second year in a row, says colleges collectively will run a deficit overall. In 2008-9 this was estimated to be £34m.”
“It comes against a backdrop of £200m in adult education budgets and a £230m write-off over a mismanaged building development scheme.”
“Those with annual turnover of less than £35m are particularly vulnerable and should consider merging, the report argues.”
“Martin Doel, chief executive of the Association of Colleges, said the report was overly bleak, but acknowledged that college income would decline for the next few years.”
“The financial impact of the strikes continued 'at some £7m per day', BA said in a statement on Thursday.”
“New figures suggest that 41% of parents deliberately lie when filling out policy applications.”
“Research by Co-operative Insurance found that 41% of parents were actually fronting policies at the moment, and 61% would do so in the future.”
“In a test to see how much Tom would have to pay to insure the car he is learning in - a Vauxhall Corsa - the cheapest was £4,000. That was assuming the car was kept on a private driveway.”
“"Yes, £4,000 is an awful lot of money but it accurately reflects the risk posed by young drivers," said Ashton West, the bureau's chief executive.”
“The cuts are being made as part of a plan to reduce the local authority's budget by almost £120m over the next four years.”
“The plan follows a pledge of £1.5m, which will pay for the infrastructure for the first stage of the project.”
“The £1.5m has been pledged by Dr Leonard Polonsky, the founder of the Polonsky-Coexist Lectureship in Jewish Studies at the university.”
“He said the Scottish government is giving the police £1.4bn this year”
“police funding was £235m a year more than under the previous Labour-Liberal Democrat Executive”
“public services may be cut by as much as £35bn over the next 15 years”
“He said the Scottish government is giving the police £1.4bn this year but, with cuts in public spending, changes are needed.”
“And Mr MacAskill said police funding was £235m a year more than under the previous Labour-Liberal Democrat Executive.”
“The Scottish government's chief economic adviser has said public services may be cut by as much as £35bn over the next 15 years.”
“The euro fell 1.4% to $1.19920”
“first time the currency had fallen below $1.20 since March 2006”
“The euro tumbled to a record low against the Swiss franc as well, falling to 1.3865 francs”
“Also on Friday, the value of Hungary's currency, the forint, fell by 5.6% against the euro”
“would amount to about £300,000.”
“amount to £6.6m.”
“Ipsa said the cost of the new office - including the compliance officer and staff salaries and IT systems - would amount to about £300,000.”
“Ipsa's own start-up costs amount to £6.6m.”
“The Hungarian currency, the forint, fell by 5.6% against the euro.”
“The cost of insuring the country's debt, via so-called credit default swaps, also jumped by one percentage point.”
“During the global financial crisis, Hungary was forced to seek a $25bn (£17bn) rescue package from the International Monetary Fund and the EU in October 2008.”
“A charity has been set up to help Max. Fund-raisers said they hoped to raise £50,000 in the first year.”
“BP says it has spent more than $1bn so far on the operation to contain the spill and clean up the oil.”
“The company also said it would not make a decision on its next dividend payment until late July.”
“cut up to 500 jobs in order to reduce its budget by £50m.”
“We illustrated in our budget this year that our anticipation was that we are going to have to make reductions of about 10%.”
“A local authority in Greater Manchester has announced it plans to cut up to 500 jobs in order to reduce its budget by £50m.”
“WAG has allocated £9m over the five-year period to intensive bovine TB controls within the North Pembrokeshire area, including culling.”
“WAG's advisory documents put the culling cost at £2,830 per badger.”
“The bill for reducing the number of councils to 11 is estimated at £118m.”
“He warned the executive was facing cuts of £1bn and said councils needed to pay their way.”
“NILGA is concerned that it has no detail or formal confirmation that the costs will actually hit £118m.”
“The bill for reducing the number of councils to 11 is estimated at £118m”
“He warned the executive was facing cuts of £1bn and said councils needed to pay their way”
“NILGA is concerned that it has no detail or formal confirmation that the costs will actually hit £118m”
“valued the business at £158.8m”
“The Dow Jones index shed 324 points or 3.16% in Friday trading”
“falls of more than 3%”
“Some 431,000 jobs were created in May, the Labor Department said.”
“analysts had expected 500,000 new jobs.”
“most of the new jobs - about 411,000 - were temporary posts for 2010 Census staff.”
“jobless rate fell to 9.7% in May, from 9.9% in April.”
“Analysts said the decline was partly caused by 322,000 people leaving the workforce for a variety of reasons.”
“second-worst one-day decline so far this year.”
“second time in two weeks that it closed below the 10,000 level.”
“FTSE 100 in London closed 1.6% lower”
“France's Cac 40 index dropped 2.9%”
“Dax index in Germany fell 1.9%”
“the economy was getting "stronger by the day"”
“We've now added jobs [in] six out of the last seven months. The question now is, how do we keep this momentum going?”
“In total, there were 15 million people out of work in the US in May.”
“The number of long-term unemployed - those who have been out of work for 27 weeks or more - was unchanged from April at 6.8 million.”
“private sector showed weak job growth, with only 41,000 jobs created.”
“The private sector needs much more supportive government policies to accelerate the economic recovery and jobs creation,”
“Euro fell to a new four-year low against the dollar after comments from French Prime Minister Francois Fillon suggested the single currency's weakness was "good news"”
“Euro fell 1.4% to $1.19920, marking the first time it had fallen below $1.20 since March 2006.”
“forint fell by 5.6% against the euro”
“shed 324 points or 3.16%”
“S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes also seeing falls of more than 3%”
“The euro fell 1.4% to $1.19920, marking the first time it had fallen below $1.20 since March 2006.”
“Non-eurozone EU member Hungary saw its currency, the forint, fall by 5.6% against the euro, amid growing fears that the country could be facing a Greek-style debt crisis.”
“The FTSE 100 in London closed 1.6% lower”
“the Dax index in Germany fell 1.9%”
“the euro fell to a new four-year low against the dollar after comments from French Prime Minister Francois Fillon suggested the single currency's weakness was "good news"”
“Earlier this month, BT said it had returned to profit, making £1bn ($1.45bn) in the year to 31 March. It had made a loss of £244m the previous year.”
“And last week, BT confirmed that its chief executive, Ian Livingston, would be paid a £1.2m bonus for his work last year.”
“save £3.4m from this year's budget.”
