In her maiden Budget speech, Ms Reeves unveiled a major tax raid in an effort to plug what she claimed was a £22bn 'black hole' in public finances. Despite pledges to 'invest, invest ...

THE infusion of additional funding for unprogrammed appropriations (UA) pushed the 2024 budget to exceed the initial program. Latest data from the DBM showed the government released 100 percent or ...

Students should study from NCERT Books as they help gain an understanding of concepts and strengthen their basics. They are published in accordance with the latest CBSE curriculum. These books are ...

The government used the RPI rate of 3.65%, which is the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast for the inflation rate in quarter two of 2025. It means the cost of a 20 pack will rise by 5.65% ...

The best cheap tablets can't rival the best tablets for pure power, but they do offer bright screens and decent battery life, arguably the two most important factors to consider when buying any ...

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Stop thinking of AI as a threat and start using it for work. In this essential issue, APC reveals how AI is being used in a variety of industries. We’ve interviewed people who are using AI ...

There’s a reason treadmills are considered an essential piece of equipment in most commercial and home gyms: They provide an effective cardio workout by utilizing a no-fuss, straightforward design.

The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) is confident that the proposed P6.352-trillion national budget for 2025 will be signed into law by the president before Christmas. Budget Secretary Amenah ...

The aluminum body feels durable yet stylish, with a slim 7.55 mm profile that adds a premium touch—proof that a budget device doesn’t have to feel budget. One of the most attractive features is the 10 ...

The government has allocated RM421 billion, or 20.2 per cent of the GDP, for Budget 2025. KUALA LUMPUR: The government has allocated RM421 billion, or 20.2 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) ...