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The jobs of up to 75,000 civil servants are set to be affected as the Coalition looks at spinning out more government operations into the private sector. A report by Stephen Kelly next month will recommend government units that can be commercialised.
Mail on Sunday: Takeovers have destroyed £80bn of blue-chips' value
More than £80bn has been lost by blue-chip companies as a result of takeovers in the past decade by the companies writing down the value of the acquisitions, according to research by Pirc.
Sunday Times: Small business in line for £40bn cheap loans
The Chancellor is set to offer £40bn of cheap loans to small businesses in an attempt to boost the economy. George Osborne is also expected to unveil a cut in the top rate of income tax from 50p to 45p in this week's Budget.
Sunday Telegraph: Barclays apology over 'swaps' confidentially clauses
Barclays has had to apologise to the Financial Services Authority after the bank told a client to keep details of interest-rate swaps sales confidential, even from the City regulator.
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