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Forgotten funds worth £76m will be used to cover living and energy costs

E&T

The government will use the Dormant Assets Scheme (DAS) to unlock money that cannot be reunited with its owners. The cash will support people to get out of debt and assist social enterprises with innovative energy-saving solutions. The DAS will initially release £76m tied up in forgotten bank and building society accounts.

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View from Brussels: R&D’s EU penny-pinching problem

E&T

Secondly, interest rate hikes mean that the EU will have to allocate more cash for repayments on its €800bn pandemic recovery debt. This is new ground for the Commission, which pre-2020 had never borrowed money on behalf of the 27 EU countries. The stocktake will include new ways of generating revenue for the debt repayment.

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From the Ridiculous to the More Ridiculous

Gary Mintchell

Just leave us alone with our money. So all the kids who were duped into over-priced university “educations” should pay back their debts to the very last dime. They were not wings, he exclaimed, they are nothing but chicken nuggets. So, he sued. Silicon Valley is filled with ultra-wealthy “libertarian tech bros.” I don’t care.

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Atlas Engineered Products announces debt prepayment and new wall panel order

Canadian Manufacturing

NANAIMO — Atlas Engineered Products announces that it has made a principal debt prepayment of $1.08 As a result of the debt prepayment, the Company has paid off its debt with BDC. million on its Business Development Bank of Canada loans. These loans were recently generating interest at 7.8% and 9.3%, respectively.

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5 Early Indicators Your Embedded Analytics Will Fail

Many application teams leave embedded analytics to languish until something—an unhappy customer, plummeting revenue, a spike in customer churn—demands change. But by then, it may be too late. In this White Paper, Logi Analytics has identified 5 tell-tale signs your project is moving from “nice to have” to “needed yesterday.".

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Ont. to have $22.6B in ‘excess funds’ to be able to be used on programs: FAO

Canadian Manufacturing

billion represents money that isn’t needed to fund existing or announced programs, so it could go toward new programs, enhancing existing programs, offset any new financial pressures that materialize or pay down the province’s net debt. per cent by 2027-28, the lowest since 2008-09.

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Money & Markets: Financial institutions are addicted to leverage

E&T

A 10 per cent move in your direction will double your money. This is the point where the player has lost all their money and cannot go back into the game to recoup losses because they simply have nothing to stake anymore. Once you have no money to play, the fun stops. In markets it is simple: ‘Leverage kills.’.