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The UK arm of the giant US retailer Walmart said yesterday that it will spend a further £500m cutting prices in its stores.

It will spend a fraction of what it did last year for advertising, and much of that will be for direct e-mail and online marketing.

SIPC (pronounced SIP-ick), a Congressionally chartered company that finances itself from assessments levied against brokerage industry revenue, estimates that it will spend a further $1.1 billion on the case.

The images were released as Nasa's Juno spacecraft hurtled closer toward the solar system's largest planet, where it will spend a year analysing how Jupiter formed and helped set the stage for life on Earth.

The Bush administration, which led an invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 that ousted the fundamentalist Taliban government, has said it will spend a total of $2.2 billion in 2004 and $1.2 billion in fiscal 2005.

According to White House projections, for every $4 that the federal government brings in this year, it will spend a little over $7.

Americans for Prosperity, meanwhile, has announced that it will spend an additional forty-five million dollars before the midterm elections, in November.

It will spend an extra 200 billion rupees this year on the schools, roads, power plants and other development priorities set out in its latest five-year plan.

In a sign of a renewed assertiveness, it said it will spend an additional $2 billion on research.In previous antitrust cases, Microsoft agreed to settlements and promised to change its behaviour, but ended up before regulators again.

Labor has announced it will spend an extra $1bn on the national broadband network, which will apparently double the number of homes connected as fibre-to-the-home, rather than fibre-to-the-node, and meet the Coalition's timeline of finishing the project by 2022.

At the same time as the Hungarian government insists that there is no alternative to the "economic reorganisation" of the country's public health service, the Hungarian defence ministry announces it will spend an extra £7.7m on new medium-range, air-to-air missiles from the US arms manufacturer Raytheon.