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“Keydata went bust in June 2009 and was declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).”
“£100,000 cost of keeping Cabrach open”
“£13m project for Peacock Visual Arts”
“which involves a £50m donation from the oil tycoon Sir Ian Wood and a £5m donation from an anonymous businessman”
“We have already put in place a scheme to help local authorities offer early retirement opportunities, through a facility to allow them to borrow up to £10m to cover the upfront costs of early retirement and free up jobs for new teachers.”
“The extent to which the programme provides value for money will also be assessed within the research project.”
“The court heard the bill for the damage caused was between £4,000 and £5,000”
“Costs associated with a planned bypass for Aberdeen are about to breach the £100m mark, the BBC has learned. The project's managing agents confirmed that they had spent more than £99m on preparatory work and the compulsory purchase of prop…”
“More than half of the cash was spent relocating the city's International School away from the planned route.”
“Campaigners said the costs called into question the reality of the project's £400m total budget.”
“Germany's parliament has approved the country's contribution to a 750bn euro ($938bn, £651bn) rescue deal for the eurozone.”
“would amount to up to 148bn euros.”
“The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revised down the amount borrowed by the government last year from £163.4bn to £156bn.”
“Borrowing was £5.5bn lower than previously thought in March, the statistics agency added.”
“Borrowing for April was £10bn - also lower than expected by many economists.”
“The Chancellor, George Osborne, is due to outline government plans to make £6bn of savings over the next year, and further deficit reduction plans will be announced in the emergency Budget planned for June.”
“But although the revision means there is £7.5bn less debt to repay, the UK public finances remain in a dire state.”
“Total government debt - the cumulative amount borrowed over several decades - also remains high at £893.4bn, equivalent to 62.1% of GDP.”
“Income tax and capital gains tax earned the government £2.6bn more than previously thought, the ONS said, while taxes on production were up £800m and VAT was up £600m.”
“"The chancellor has made clear that tackling the deficit must start now, which is why £6bn of savings this year will be set out on Monday," the spokesman said.”
“Although lower than forecast, the UK's budget deficit last year remains the biggest since World War II.”
“"Borrowing in April and for last year was still at record levels, which is why we need to act now to cut the deficit."”
“£10.2bn was lent”
“12% less than in March”
“down 2,000 from March to 71,000”
“26% up”
“6% lower”
“securing bail of $100,000 (£70,000).”
“may expect savings in Northern Ireland of between £120m and £150m.”
“He said that the chancellor George Osborne, who is due to give details on the extent of cuts next week, may expect savings in Northern Ireland of between £120m and £150m.”
“closed up 1.25%”
“lost 3.6% on Thursday”
“lost more than 2%”
“below 5,000”
“ending down 0.2% at 5,063”
“finishing 0.7% lower”
“losing 0.2%”
“up 0.9% to $1.2575”
“750bn euro ($941bn; £650bn)”
“fell 76 cents to end Friday trading at $70.04 a barrel”
“lost 16 cents at $71.68”
“For the club itself it has been estimated at a staggering £90m.”
“Around £40m of that would come from television income, higher gate receipts and commercial income.”
“If the club is relegated after a season, it could receive close to £50m in parachute payments over four years.”
“The most recent study was done by Cardiff council in 2003. It concluded that a middle-order Premier League team in Cardiff would generate around £10m”
“For example, the organisers of the Ryder Cup in Newport in October say it will generate more than £70m for the Welsh economy.”
“He has pledged to take a gradual approach to tariff reductions on sensitive products and to set aside $3bn (£2.1bn) over the next 10 years to help industries and workers vulnerable to Chinese competition”
“He has pledged to take a gradual approach to tariff reductions on sensitive products and to set aside $3bn (£2.1bn) over the next 10 years to help industries and workers vulnerable to Chinese competition, but has insisted the deal would re…”
“The flag carrier lost £531m ($766m) in the 12 months to March - BA's biggest loss since it was privatised in 1987.”
“That adds to the £401m it lost in the 2008-9 financial year”
“Revenues at the airline were down £1bn on last year, BA said, though it managed to cut costs by nearly £990m - a £600m saving coming from lower fuel costs over the year.”
“Douglas McNeill, transport analyst at Charles Stanley, said the ash-related disruption could cost BA an extra £100m.”
“a loss below £600m would be regarded as good news by investors.”
“The airline said it currently had £1.7bn in the bank.”
“BA also has significant cash reserves that mean it can continue operating for some time despite losses. The airline said it currently had £1.7bn in the bank.”
“...and a loss below £600m would be regarded as good news by investors.”
“BA shares rose in early trading, before falling back.”
“The EU taskforce comprises finance ministers from all 27 member nations of the European Union, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Olli Rehn, Eurogroup President Jean-Clau…”
“The main UK, French and German indexes had lost more than 2% at lunchtime, with London's FTSE 100 below 5,000 for the first time since November, but all recovered towards the end of the day.”
“In London, the FTSE ended down 0.2% to 5,063 and Germany's Dax finishing 0.7% lower.”
“Meanwhile, the Dow Jones later ended up 1.3%.”
“Herman Van Rompuy, European Council president, said member states had agreed four main objectives: to look for ways to reduce the divergences in competitiveness between member states to establish an effective economic crisis management mec…”
“The euro fell to its lowest level for four years against the dollar in the last few days”
“share markets have seen big sell-offs”
“The main UK, French and German indexes had lost more than 2% at lunchtime”
“with London's FTSE 100 below 5,000 for the first time since November”
“Germany's Dax finishing 0.7% lower”
“Meanwhile, the Dow Jones later ended up 1.3%”
“Britain has the largest budget deficit in the EU and I'm very conscious of that”
“that's why in Britain we're going to accelerate the reduction of that deficit”
“The fund, which has helped the country to weather the global crisis and finance its budget deficit, would be exhausted by the beginning of 2011, he said recently.”
“The government and experts agree that this year's average price of crude oil must top $100 a barrel”
“Instead, the average could come in as low as $60 a barrel, predicts Neil Shearing, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economic.”
“few experts believe Russia will achieve its aim of a balanced budget by 2015.”
“the government expects its budget deficit to come in at 5% of GDP by year-end.”
“Ms Orlova estimates that even if the budget deficit stays at 5% of GDP for several years, Russia's government debt would climb to no more than 15% of GDP.”
“Mr Emery, a resident of Vancouver, British Columbia, said he had made $3m (£2.4m) a year before his arrest in 2005.”
“With the club insolvent by about £1.2m”
“The fans receive a 5% annual return on the money they have given the club, and the cash is returned to them after seven years”
“The aim was to raise between £1m to £1.5m, but, in what Mr Bransgrove calls 'an unbelievable success', it has raised £2.5m”
“As a means of raising funds, the club has issued a debenture scheme... The fans receive a 5% annual return on the money they have given the club, and the cash is returned to them after seven years. The aim was to raise between £1m to £1.5m…”
“The Spanish government has approved a 15bn-euro ($19bn; £13bn) austerity plan to rein in the public deficit and ease fears of a Greek-style debt crisis.”
“The programme is intended to reduce a deficit of 11% of GDP to 6% by 2011.”
“There was some economic cheer last week, when statistics showed Spain had moved out of recession in the first quarter of this year, with growth of 0.1%.”
“This month, the EU approved a 750bn-euro rescue package to prop up European economies struggling with large debts.”
“The City regulator has imposed a record £2.8m fine on a stockbroker”
“Mr Eagle has to pay back £1.5m in profit he made and a fine of £1.3m - the largest against an individual.”
“Mr Eagle had bought 85% of the company”
“the FEI's share price increased from 2.5 pence in May 2003 to 11.75p in July 2004.”
“Simon Eagle also received £1.2m in commission on the sale of FEI shares.”
“He involved others in his activities and exposed individual clients to serious financial debts of over £9m.”
“additional funding of up to £1.3m for pre-school places in Northern Ireland.”
“a fall in pre tax profits from £307m to £19m led to the decision to close the plant.”
“However, a fall in pre tax profits from £307m to £19m led to the decision to close the plant.”
“around $70bn (£50bn) was spent annually on adverts in the US alone”
“The deficit in the Royal Mail pension fund has hit £8bn, according to calculations in the company's latest annual accounts.”
“However a full three-yearly valuation of the scheme, due to be published in the next two months, is expected to reveal an even bigger deficit. Sources at Royal Mail suggest it could be as much as £10bn.”
“This could lead to even more money being drained from the business to support the scheme as the company has a legal obligation to make up any deficit, typically over a period of 10 to 20 years.”
“They reveal that in the last financial year the Royal Mail had to pay a further £867m into the scheme, by way of both regular and existing deficit payments.”
“This dwarfed both the cash outflow of the company of £517m, and the group's pre-tax loss of £262m.”
