WorldPingAs AI agents gain spending power, business leaders face a costly question of who pays when they go rogue.
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IFS: budget will be ‘work of fiction’ without clear plan to cover UK’s £35bn spending pressures
Healey faces £35bn Budget challenge to meet spending pledges, says think tank
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WorldPingThe Institute for Fiscal Studies says the government will need a "top-up" of billions of pounds if it wants to meet its spending plans.
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WorldPingThinktank’s influential pre-budget report urges key decisions to be made now and not put off until next year John Healey has been warned by Britain’s leading tax and spending experts that his budget risks being a “work of fiction” unless he sets out…
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