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Eric Pickles, the secretary of state for communities and local government, has said the council has reserves it could use to help boost its finances.

The move was welcomed by investors as a bid by EDF to boost its finances, and its shares rose 12 per cent in Paris to €11.56.

Northampton's focus on social innovation has led to a number of projects with local authorities and boosted its finances.

The Thick of It and Veep creator said the corporation should look to other ways to boost its own finances, such as charging people to use the iPlayer or access its archive.

As renewable energy continues to gobble up more and more of the new energy capacity coming online, the solar project lending company Wunder Capital has raised $112 million in primarily debt financing to boost its business.

National Grid added 5.5p to 645.5p after the company said cheaper financing costs would boost its full year performance.

Part of the financing will go toward boosting its prizes, as well as advertising and marketing.

THANKS to the taxpayer, the National Health Service is currently enjoying an unprecedented boost to its finances.

If American media sites are any indication, that could provide a big boost to its finances over the long term.

That is far short of Telecom Italia's 68m but will at least provide some competition for the state-owned giant.See article: Enel, a privatisation gone awryBritish Telecom's depressed share price was boosted when its finance director resigned.

Obamacare's subsidies will boost the finances of poor workers; they may therefore work fewer hours.