thing for you? i don t know. elon musk has been threatening to create his own social platform. almost $3 billion into twitter. this is pocket change for him. of course. by the way, he s got about $270 billion personally, the richest man in the world still. how did that happen? so he could go off and buy the whole thing. market cap in terms of total value of twitter, about $30 billion. so what s he up to? i think he wants to either buy out the whole company or potentially influence the business to be a more public square i think he doesn t like the idea of shutting down different individuals on the platform. he wants to create this sort of different environment and probably realized, by the way, looking at what trump is trying to do with this truth social media platform, it s hard to create something of that size and scale. why not just get involved in this, buy it outright, or
according to the nonpartisan cbo s official estimate, the social policy and climate policy bill would increase the federal deficit by $367 billion over the next ten years, but that is a technical finding that the cbo admits is not reality. the cbo noted that the enhanced irs tax enforcement provisions in the bill would bring in at least an estimated $270 billion of new revenue. but for technical reasons, that piece of the estimate was not included in the official estimate. and if you do include those $207 billion in the revenue included in the overall score, then the bill only adds $160 billion to the deficit over ten years but there s more. there is a competing estimate by the treasury department that says increased tax enforcement would actually generate twice as much, more than twice as much revenue as that cbo estimate.
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that companies who champion gender diversity into 50, 25% better than their counterparts. we found that there is a spending power of over £300 million. the fashion market has over £270 billion. for people with disabilities, they have £270 billion worth of spending power. there are so many career opportunities as to why this change is needed, but essentially be found that this happens from the top down. you just don t see this representation and this diversity reflected in leadership structures. and i think that s where the real change needs to be name made. organisations have
and keep businesses afloat, and that he intended to continue doing so. government borrowing has reached a record £270 billion because of the pandemic, and the chancellor said that once the uk was on the way to recovery, he would need to begin fixing the public finances. let s take a look at some of the key points. he confirmed the furlough scheme which pays 80% of employees wages will be extended until september. a further 600,000 self employed people will be eligible for help as access to grants is widened. the minimum wage will be increased to £8.91 an hourfrom april. the universal credit top up of £20 per week will continue for a further six months. the 5% reduced rate of vat for tourism and hospitality will be extended for six months to the end of september. the 100% business rates holiday in england will continue from april untiljune. and the chancellor has announced that he will raise corporation tax from i9% to 25% by 2023. let s listen to the chancellor setting out his p