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Non-performing loans look to be on the rise again
The nature of people’s debts have changed significantly — so too must debt solutions
Backlash from business as Pension Protection Fund’s reserves swell to more than £12bn
Also in this newsletter: UK steel deal, Beijing bites back on electric cars, science round-up
Policymakers are failing to address the likelihood of another pandemic
Rule changes have led to increasing numbers of freelancers joining unregulated schemes
The stock price has fallen by more than 40% despite rising flyer volume
The ONS will redouble efforts to ensure the public can have faith in its work
While some companies are tightening mandates on working from home, more are moving to flexible models
Squeaky bum time redux
Also in this newsletter: crumbling concrete, big moment for music streaming, BoE chief casts doubt on need for more rate rises
And industrials’ strong performance
Public accounts committee finds less than 2 per cent of losses on 8 business support schemes retrieved
Countries are spending heavily on defence, welfare and the green transition. With debt levels already high, taxes look certain to rise
US visitor influx helps region enjoy best summer season since before pandemic
Britain could see interest rates rise further as pay growth remains high
Changes to Office for National Statistics output estimates leave economists rushing to revise views
Statistical agency’s revisions put Britain’s post-pandemic recovery in line with G7 peers
More white-collar employees are clearing the decks at the end of the week after pandemic upended in-office work
Taxpayers face a struggle to balance their finances as fiscal screw tightens
The enforcement of air passenger rights has been off the official radar screen for too long
High levels of home ownership in the Baltic nation mean rents are volatile to market changes and fuelled by expat workers
Long-term workforce plan acknowledges virtual inevitability of big increases in health spending, study finds
Council tax, stamp duty and business rates stifle productivity and hold back the economy
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