The second half of the year also saw a string of key policy announcements in support of our sector, most notably the Government's decision to rejoin Horizon Europe in September. The £520 million funding package announced in the Autumn Statement and positive response to the review of universit...
The partner activities capability (phase 1 above) was originally launched in early 2022 and has seen a 700% increase in active engagements across all solution areas (Azure, Modern Work, Business Applications, etc.) to date. A recent key evolution related to phase 2 is the variable pay pattern...
Significant shareholder returns: final dividend +5.3%, taking full year payout to 115 pence; £1.2 billion returned via buybacks in 2023; plan to execute up to £1 billion of buybacks in 2024, with intention to acquire this directly from the Blackstone...
2022, FFO and AFFO1per Unit of CAD$0.51 and CAD$0.47 respectively. Prior to the Board’s decision to reduce the distribution by half in August 2022, management had established the goal of reducing the annual AFFO payout ratio to <95% by the...
Government had to give them our money, and lots of it to stay solvent and not crash the entire economy. It is as Thomas Jefferson once said “I sincerely believe, with you, that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies; and that the principle of spending money to be ...
Yeah. Government bonds are interesting if you read the excellent newsletter that Matt Levine, of Bloomberg, puts out every day, you had this (for a while) recurring headline, everyone is worried about bond market liquidity. There are a number of reasons for that. One was (...
Largely chewed up, along with virtually all of the original Dow stocks and all of the grand monopolies of a century ago. While capitalism will, eventually, eat Amazon and Facebook both, they have the potential for great mischief ere that happens. Tim Wu lays out the case for government int...
--The First of Long Island Corporation, the parent company of The First National Bank of Long Island, reported net income and earnings per share for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2022. Net Income and EPS were $9.9 million and$. 44, respectively
Providing a transparent and fully partner-led workflow, allowing partners to discover opportunities and understand the potential payout corresponding to a customer opportunity Delivering new, simplified, and intuitive experiences based on the trusted fixed pay pattern ...
Providing a transparent and fully partner-led workflow, allowing partners to discover opportunities and understand the potential payout corresponding to a customer opportunity Delivering new, simplified, and intuitive experiences based on the trusted fixed pay pattern ...